Saskatchewan Agriculture

A major irrigation project in Saskatchewan that has been talked about for years is moving forward on expansion. During his address to delegates at the SARM Convention Thursday afternoon, Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe announced work on the first 90-thousand acres of the Lake Diefenbaker Irrigation Project is expected to start in 2025, following engagement with […]

Durum                          398.40  Feed barley                  225.58  Canola                          584.62 Chickpeas                     992.08 Flax          […]

Durum                          398.40  Feed barley                  225.58  Canola                          590.42 Chickpeas                     992.08 Flax          […]

There was a common thread during the first day of the Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities (SARM) Annual Convention & Trade Show on Wednesday: getting connected to ensure everyone’s needs are met. Elements of that seemed to be incorporated into each speech given to SARM delegates at the Queensbury Convention Centre. During her opening speech […]

Durum                          398.40  Feed barley                  225.58  Canola                          586.42 Chickpeas                     1168.44 Flax                              […]

Durum                          398.40  Feed barley                  225.58  Canola                          580.72 Chickpeas                     1168.44 Flax                              […]

The Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities (SARM) is ready for its annual Convention and Trade Show this week at REAL District in Regina. Everything kicks off Wednesday morning with registration at 8 o’clock, opening ceremonies at 10 o’clock, and addresses at 10:30 from Regina Mayor Sandra Masters, Provincial Minister of Government Relations Don McMorris, and […]

Durum                          398.40  Feed barley                  225.58  Canola                          584.12 Chickpeas                     1168.44 Flax                              […]

Recent snow storms at the beginning of March improved the Saskatchewan Water Security Agency’s Spring Runoff Forecast for 2024. Snowfall from the first weekend of March brought up to 40cm of snow around central and southern regions of the province, improving runoff potential. Saskatoon and North Battleford reportedly got in excess of 40cm and the […]

Durum                          398.40  Feed barley                  225.58  Canola                          579.82 Chickpeas                     1168.44 Flax                              […]