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The Canadian fertilizer industry wants the Prime Minister to intervene and implement back-to-work legislation to end the Port of Montreal strike.Fertilizer Canada said it is important to keep fertiliz...

MELFORT, Sask. - More canola is going to be crushed domestically in the near future.SaskCanola chair Bernie McClean talks about the announcement of a new crushing facility to be built at Regina.Alice ...

MELFORT, Sask. - The canola crush industry continues to grow.Cargill has announced it will build a one-million-tonne/year crushing plant early next year.The Regina plant will be similar in design to e...

GRANDE PRAIRIE, Alta. - Grain Growers of Canada is welcoming some of the things included in the federal budget, but the organization's Chair says they are still awaiting more details.Valhalla farmer A...

MELFORT, Sask. - Canadian Western Agribition (CWA) plans return to a full show in 2021.CWA is now setting its sights on November and a return to a week of rodeo, shopping, and livestock competition.CW...

MEDICINE HAT, Alta. - NDP leaders on the Prairies are calling on their governments to sign on to the AgriStability program that would boost compensation for losses by farmers and producers from 70 to ...

MELFORT, Sask. - The Canadian Grain Commission (CGC) has announced the suspension of five primary licenses and one grain dealer license.The commission said in a tweet the licenses of W.A. Grain & ...

MELFORT, Sask. - For people looking forward to outdoor farm shows this year, it was another disappointing announcement for Ag in Motion attendees.The three-day event in mid-July is being cancelled for...

KAMLOOPS - On Saturday (April 17), Jordan Camille was out checking some fence lines near the Tk'emlups reservoir, when he came across a small herd of wild horses."Usually they run away," Jordan's wife...

MELFORT, Sask. - This Western Canadian Wheat Growers see little benefit for grain farmers in this week's federal budget.Saskatchewan director and past president Cherilyn Jolly-Nagel said grain farmers...