Saskatchewan Agriculture

Nathan Phinney, President of the Canadian Cattle Association, says work remains the same following the resignation of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. In an interview with SaskAgToday, Phinney says they’re focused on relationships with the United States, especially with the looming threat of 25 per cent tariffs on Canadian goods, and talked about what the CCA […]

Following Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s resignation announcement on Monday, preparations are being made for what’s next in the weeks and months ahead. President of the Canadian Federation of Agriculture Keith Currie explains what they’re doing for the short-term and provides reaction to this week’s announcement.

Durum:                    317.70  Feed Barley:         246.57    Canola:                 586.22 (up 1.50) Chickpeas:            837.75 Flax:                      605.85 Lentils:                  […]

Weather in the last month of 2024 for Saskatchewan brought a mixture of freezing rain and snow as well as cold and warm temperatures. Environment Canada Meteorologist Danielle Desjardins says December started colder than normal before warm Pacific air came through to bring temperatures up. The cold returned in the middle of the month then […]

Durum:                   317.70  Feed Barley:         246.57    Canola:                 584.72 (up 50 cents) Chickpeas:            837.75 Flax:                      605.85 Lentils:                […]

Durum:                   317.70  Feed Barley:         246.57    Canola:                 584.22 (up 3.20) Chickpeas:            837.75 Flax:                      605.85 Lentils:                  […]

Saskatchewan Agriculture’s 2025 Crop Planning Guide is now available on-line. Printed versions will be available at the Crop Production Show next week in Saskatoon and also at regional offices. Some crops show a profit over and above total costs, but many cropping options do not. The Crop Planning Guide uses two yield assumptions – a […]

Durum:                   317.70  Feed Barley:         246.57    Canola:                 581.02 (up 1.00) Chickpeas:            837.75 Flax:                      605.85 Lentils:                  […]

Durum:                   317.70  Feed Barley:         246.57    Canola:                 580.02 (down 6.30) Chickpeas:            837.75 Flax:                      605.85 Lentils:                  […]

Manitoba Agriculture has released its 2025 cost of production analysis for crops and the picture isn’t rosy. All 16 crops in the Manitoba analysis show a return over operating costs, but only pinto beans show a return over total costs. That return is small and pinto beans are a minor acreage crop with only 111,000 […]