Short line railway companies are on track to receive grants from the Government of Saskatchewan’s through its Short Line Railway Improvement Program (SRIP).

The Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan (APAS) is proud to once again offer the APAS Young Leaders (AYL) program, presented by Farm Credit Canada (FCC).

On Friday, June 2, the Threshing Club conducted their annual seeding demonstration in conjunction with the 2023 Food Farm program for Grade 3 students.

Producers across Saskatchewan continue to make tremendous progress with their seeding operations. Currently, 68 per cent of the 2023 crop in the ground.

Kochia that survived pre-seed burnoff needs to be taken out before it drops seed later in the season. The big weeds can produce at least 15,000 seeds per plant…

Producers have made substantial progress in seeding over the last week. Seeding is currently 38 per cent completed in the province, up 29 per cent from last week.

Whether we like it or not, agriculture must change to meet today’s challenges. I say this as someone who grew up on the farm near Watrous, Saskatchewan, and who loves farming…

Owens & Sweitzer has been presented with not just one, but two separate pro-level awards! AGCO presents these awards annually in recognition of performance…

The objective of the national Livestock Identification and Traceability program is to provide accurate and up-to-date information on livestock identity…

There has been a lot of activity at Holman Farming Group in Luseland as they expand their operation. The company’s manager, Jessie Bruce, explained.

Hedges against inflation are essential for investors to preserve their purchasing power and protect the real value of their investments.

With the arrival of warmer weather, the prairie rattlesnake will soon emerge from hibernation and become more active. Snakes on a Plain is pleased to announce rattlesnake safety training classes…

Flea beetles are the pest of greatest economic risk to canola production, according to our 2022 Canola Council of Canada survey of canola growers.

Trung Phan, a popular newsletter publisher and Twitter user, recently shared a Reddit thread that puts historical events into perspective.

A headline of a March 11, 1998 article in The Clarion read: Area farmers band together to show rail line is needed. Here are some excerpts from the article.

Twenty years ago, I was first introduced to the term ‘information democratization’ while reading Thomas Freidman’s book, The Lexus and the Olive Tree: Understanding Globalization.

It’s a weird reason to move, but I migrated to southwest Saskatchewan from Winnipeg for the rattlesnakes. That’s the Coles Notes version…

Outside of trained economists, most people had never heard of the term “supply chain disruption” before the Covid-19 pandemic.

This Canadian Agricultural Safety Week (CASW), farmers, farm families, farm workers, and farming communities are encouraged to show how they commit to #FarmSafetyEveryday.

Truckers are advised to closely monitor their loads when using secondary highways in Saskatchewan.