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Ag Roundup for Monday, July 27

Jul 27, 2026 | 11:58 AM

Saskatchewan is looking to build relationships amid tariff threats from the United States.

The provincial government says relationship building is becoming just as important as the sale of products.

Trade and Exports Minister Warren Kaeding said the province is working to strengthen trade ties with partners like China, while at the same time pushing for a unified front against the ongoing U.S. tariff disputes. 

He claimed that the province’s expanding international trade office network is helping to diversify exports with the continuing global trade uncertainty looming.

A closer look at haying across the province.

The latest Saskatchewan Agriculture crop report estimates 43 percent of the first cut of hay was still standing at the beginning of last week .

Another 29 percent was cut, and 28 percent was baled or put into silage.

Hay quality to date is rated as 24 percent excellent, 65 percent good, 10 percent fair and one percent poor.

Glenn Zerebeski and his wife Barb own Green Hills Livestock in the Blaine Lake area.

He said the humid conditions and showers over the past few weeks have made haying a bit challenging.

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