Category Archives: Front Page Headlines

The Water Security Agency is providing up to one million dollars in new funding for channel clearing and maintenance for constructed agricultural drainage projects. The funds are available for local g...

  The latest Saskatchewan crop report says there was general rain across the grainbelt this week but more will be needed in some areas. Provincial crops extension specialist Matt Struthers says s...

The Saskatchewan government has announced grants of 530 thousand dollars to 13 short line railways across the province. The funding assists with track upgrades and expansion, improved crossing surface...

  Canada’s Farm Show last week in Regina realized over 176 million dollars in international investment and sales. The vice president of Agriculture for Regina Exhibition Association, Kirk W...

Local supporters of Canadian Food Grains bank projects at Grenfell, Balgonie and Raymore (as well as two Alberta groups) are being recognized for a collaborative effort with grain company Viterra. Acc...

The family of a Regina boy who was hit by an impaired driver last week shared just how deeply their life has been impacted. In a post for a GofundMe campaign raising money for Ben the boys injuries we...

The potash industry in Saskatchewan is ramping up production to meet growing demand amid concern about global food security. Saskatchewan is positioning itself to fill market gaps left by sanctions pl...

  Agriculture Canada has announced an online consultation process is open on a National Farm Labour strategy. The online consultation is open from now until September 28th. The process will seek ...

  This year’s Saskatchewan winners in the Outstanding Young farmer competition is a couple with a mixed cattle and certified organic grain farm near Wood Mountain. Cody Straza and Allison S...

The Water Security Agency has invested almost 600 thousand dollars in new weather and soil monitoring stations in a dozen locations across the province. The new locations fill areas where gaps in data...