Saskatchewan Agriculture

Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan is eagerly awaiting the start of the first Open Farm Days next month. Open Farm Days got its start in Atlantic Canada and has since spread to Ontario, Alberta, and now Saskatchewan. Coodinator of Saskatchewan Open Farm Days Ashley Stone says 40 different farms from Val Marie to Carrot River […]

McGill University researchers, with help from the Canadian Light Source at the University of Saskatchewan, discovered a new way to turn carbon dioxide (CO2) into methane and continuously use it as an energy source. Methane is produced in different ways, from burning of fossil fuels, to livestock and other agricultural practices, which can then introduce […]

Durum                         315.68  Feed barley                 221.57  Canola                        620.82 (up 70 cents) Chickpeas                   925.94  Flax            […]

Durum                         315.68  Feed barley                 221.57 (up 10.00) Canola                        620.12 (down 40 cents) Chickpeas                   925.94  Flax        […]

Durum                         315.68  Feed barley                 211.57 Canola                        620.52 (up 7.30) Chickpeas                   925.94  Flax              […]

Durum                         315.68  Feed barley                 211.57 Canola                        613.22 (up 19.60) Chickpeas                   925.94  Flax              […]

Durum 315.68 Feed barley 211.57 Canola 593.62 (down 7.00) Chickpeas 925.94 Flax 630.04 Lentils 726.50 Oats 250.32 Yellow Peas 377.08 Feed Wheat 226.45 1 Red Spring Wheat 254.68 (down 2.36)

Durum                         315.68  Feed barley                 211.57 Canola                         600.62 (up 3.50) Chickpeas                   925.94  Flax              […]

Durum 315.68 Feed barley 211.57 Canola 597.12 (up 8.30) Chickpeas 925.94 Flax 630.04 Lentils 726.50 Oats 250.32 Yellow Peas 377.08 Feed Wheat 226.45 1 Red Spring Wheat 249.57 (down 30 cents)

A week of warmer weather and reduced rainfall has accelerated crop advancement and enabled haying operations to progress throughout the province. With the forecasted heat over the next week many regions are hoping for moisture to help support crop development, reduce crop stress and sustain topsoil moisture conditions. Many areas across the province received reduced […]