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Agriculture in the Classroom Saskatchewan (AITC-SK) is calling on the agriculture community to rally behind its fundraising campaign. By making a donation, supporters will help bring agriculture to li...

Harvest is nearly complete across Saskatchewan, and farmers are taking advantage of dry conditions as they work to get their operations wrapped up.According to the weekly crop report from the Saskatch...

Farmers participating in the Canadian Grain Commission (CGC) Harvest Sample Program may need to find other ways to submit their grain if Canada's current postal strike drags on. According to the progr...

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe is again facing calls to stand up for farmers after new figures shows exports from the province to China have drastically fallen. The Statistics Canada data released thi...

Post secondary students wanting to pursue an education with an agriculture focus can now apply for a prestigious scholarship. There are four awards available through the 2026 Agriculture Student Schol...

Efficiently preserving feed to use during winter may be achieved in many ways and affects overall profitability. Livestock and Feed Extension Specialist Dwayne Summach says equipment costs are a signi...

Each year for the past decade, Farm and Food Care Saskatchewan has recognized someone who engages the public about agriculture. Sandra Hessdorfer, the recipient of the Champion Award, is involved in a...

KAMLOOPS - Farms and ranches within the Thompson-Nicola Regional (TNRD) have easier access to recycling their bale wrap and silage bags and covers.The TNRD and Clearnfarms - an organization that recyc...

An auction of Crown land has been stopped in its tracks this month, after the premier announced an indefinite extension of the pause on Crown land sales.In 2023, the provincial government announced a ...

A Farm Land Ownership Advisory Committee has been established to provide feedback on legislation. Saskatchewan Agriculture Daryl Harrison said the committee will meet with stakeholders in October and ...