Like any typical mother, Helenka Bernard from Eston was looking for some kind of interesting activity for her children, that would get them out of the house for a while.

In December 2020, the federal government announced that the carbon tax will increase to $170 per tonne by 2030.

The Rural Connectivity Task Force, a project of the Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan (APAS), has released a discussion paper summarizing its findings at the halfway point since launching in September 2020.

REGINA – Todd Lewis, the President of the Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan (APAS), is encouraged by news that the Federal and Provincial governments are considering improvements…

The Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan (APAS) has launched an Internet Speed Test for Saskatchewan.

Joleen Shea has been elected to the SCA board of directors for District 7 to replace outgoing board member Paula Larson. Willam Coventry was also running for the board position.

Due to COVID-19 restrictions and the impacts on ability to plan the Saskatchewan Cattlemen’s Association’s (SCA’s) fall meetings are moving to a virtual format for 2020.

REGINA - Access Communications, Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan (APAS) and Saskatchewan Farm Stewardship Association (SaskFSA) are partnering on a special election forum focused on Saskatchewan agriculture.

CRESTON, B.C. - These dairy cows have it good.
They graze on fresh organic grass every 12 hours. They are sheltered from blustery winds by a towering mountain range.

Prairie farmers are known for helping each other out, whether it’s being on hand to bring water to a field fire, or offering some much needed advice. A popular vehicle to deliver advice comes in the form of blogging.

The Saskatchewan Stock Growers Association will hold its 107th Annual General Meeting online on October 14.

The Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan (APAS) is pleased to announce the launch of the Rural Connectivity Task Force.

Members of the Kindersley Antique Thresher’s Club held a demonstration at the Kindersley & District Plains Museum on September 25.

The Canola Council’s goal is for an average threshing loss of two per cent – or less – of total yield across the Prairies. But what is an acceptable amount of canola combine loss for your farm?

Each year, the Saskatchewan Cattlemen’s Association (SCA) holds board elections in alternating districts. The terms of the representatives in districts 2, 3B, 5, 7 and 9A are all up for renewal in 2020.

Trevor Aylward from Rosetown has been busy lately, but he’s not taking credit for the new idea that’s kept his portable metal fabrication business, ILL Beads Metalwork busy.

Norm Wiggins from Kindersley participated in the tractor pulls at Flaxcombe on Sat., Aug. 8. Participants came from Swift Current, Alsask, Mendham, Flaxcombe, Vanscoy and Eston.

Regina – On Aug. 13, the Province of Saskatchewan announced $15 million in funding for development of agricultural technology, or agtech.

In keeping with its recent water theme, the Government of Saskatchewan on July 20 announced a number of agricultural water management demonstrations across the province.

The Prairie West Growing Project (PWGP) is growing a lentil crop in the Kindersley area. Since 2004, the land location of 27-29-24 W3 (six miles west and 3 miles north of Kindersley) has been designated to produce for PWGP. Land owners, Don and Linda Lafleur stressed the importance of this community effort.