saskatchewan

Here is a look at your Opening Grain Prices for April 5th: Durum 387.37 = Feed Barley 227.58 = Canola 609.52 +8.5 Chickpeas 992.08 = Flax 629.54 = Lentils 721.5 = Oats 255.32 = Yellow Peas 474.72 = Feed Wheat 233.45 = One Red Spring Wheat 304.82 +4.37

Here is a look at your Closing Grain Prices for April 4th: Durum 387.37 = Feed Barley 227.58 = Canola 601.02 +3.9 Chickpeas 992.08 = Flax 629.54 = Lentils 721.5 = Oats 255.32 -10 Yellow Peas 474.72 = Feed Wheat 233.45 = One Red Spring Wheat 300.45 +2.35

Here is a look at your Opening Grain Prices for April 4th: Durum 387.37 = Feed Barley 227.58 = Canola 597.12 -4.5 Chickpeas 992.08 = Flax 629.54 = Lentils 721.5 = Oats 255.32 -10 Yellow Peas 474.72 = Feed Wheat 233.45 = One Red Spring Wheat 298.1 +1.09

The Saskatchewan Water Security Agency says nearly three-quarters of reservoirs will have enough water supplies.  Out of the 45 major reservoirs in the province, 33 are full or are expected to be filled, another 6 are 70-to-90 percent full and are still filling, and the remaining 6 aren’t expected to be filled — most of […]

The 2024-25 Saskatchewan provincial budget features major spending on education, health care, municipalities and capital investments — and has a deficit to go along with it. A projected deficit of $273.2 million is forecast in the budget tabled by Deputy Premier and Finance Minister Donna Harpauer in the legislature Wednesday. It is the final budget of her […]

Its an era when most media companies are putting fewer and fewer resources into local news. Harvard Media is taking a different approach, as the company announced a huge expansion of its news presence in Saskatchewan with the acquisition of “SaskToday.ca” and “MooseJawToday.com.” The deal with Glacier Media includes a long term partnership agreement, which […]

Snow plows and shovels were out in full force across Saskatchewan after this weekend’s storm that not only brought snow but also gusty winds between 60 and 70 kilometres an hour. A winter storm warning was in effect for southern and central regions of the province, resulting in some roads either closed or travel was […]

Durum                          402.07  Feed barley                  225.58  Canola                          551.12 Chickpeas                     1168.44 Flax                              […]

The Canadian cattle herd has fallen to its lowest level in more than 30 years. Statistics Canada reports on January 1st, there were 11.1 million cattle and calves on farms, down 2.1 percent from the previous year. That is the lowest number since 1989. Drought conditions and tight feed supplies, along with good prices, resulted […]

There are trending topics every day on social media, on Friday it was Subway and yellow mustard. A Friday morning post on X—formerly known as Twitter—by Canada’s Food Professor Dr. Sylvain Charlebois at Dalhousie University in Halifax started the ball rolling. He said Subway has told its Canadian franchisees that yellow mustard would no longer […]