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A new menu is offered every few months to reflect what is grown locally

Crop Report for August 3 to 9

Province is asking the federal government to chip in an additional $178 million.

Harvey Brooks has seen the development of the organization from a start-up commission to current full operations

One-day show also draws 16 bred heifer class entries

International fertilizer prices remain at record highs

Rain would be welcomed by many farmers, especially in dryer areas to help recharge the groundwater.

The Lake Diefenbaker Irrigation Project is looking to widen the scope of irrigable land in the province, with the first phase beginning with the Westside rehabilitation and expansion.

If there was a time to follow the oft-used phrase about placing proverbial eggs in many baskets, former farmer Tim Shultz figures year one of the COVID-19 pandemic was it.

The proof was on the shovel. The darkest, most porous soil Derek Axten had ever seen was on the land of a North Dakota rancher in roughly 2010. It was nothing like the dry and lumpy, light brown soil on his farm near Minton.