Saskatchewan Agriculture Today: Recent Episodes
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On Thursday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-The new Ag Critic for the NDP is Party Leader Carla Beck as she unveiled her Shadow Cabinet yesterday.-Kevin Hursh of SaskAgToday.com looked into hail insurance claims this year.-Ryan's latest chat with Lisa Guenther from the Canadian Cattlemen's Magazine revolved around succession planning.
On Wednesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-Agriculture groups are pleased the latest disputes at the ports in BC and Montreal are over.-Kevin Hursh of SaskAgToday.com spoke with the head of Harvest Grain, a company that's getting into the pulse and specialty crop market.-Cattle prices in Saskatchewan are still going up.
On Tuesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-Federal Labour Minister Steven MacKinnon is ordering the labour disputes at BC Ports and at the Port of Montreal to end.-Still lots of things to consider as we get closer to Donald Trump officially becoming President. It was discussed as part of the SaskAgToday.com Roundtable.-Farm Credit Canada has distributed over $250-thousand to rural community groups and First Nations to support projects that benefit their community.
On Friday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-New Provincial Agriculture Minister Daryl Harrison is settling into his new role. Farm groups welcome Harrison and look forward to meeting with him.-Ventum Financial's Adam Pukalo says canola futures were up this week, while wheat futures remained sideways.-We'll hear from one of the guest speakers of this week's Pork Symposium in Saskatoon.
On Thursday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-Additional reaction to Donald Trump winning the U.S. Presidential Election from the Canadian Cattle Association and Rabobank.-Farm Credit Canada hosted its second Food and Beverage Summit in Winnipeg last week.-The Commons Ag Committee hear from the Executive Director of the Western Grain Elevator Association on the issue of inter-switching on railways.
On Wednesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-Americans have voted for Donald Trump to be the next President of the United States. We have initial reaction from Kevin Hursh, the Chief Agrciultural Editor of SaskAgToday.com and the President of the Alberta Federation of Agriculture.-The Grain Growers of Canada is pleased to see a pair of bills that would amend the Copyright Act pass in the Senate.
On Tuesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-The U.S. Election is today and everyone is watching with mixed emotions.-Weather stats for October show it was warm and dry.-We'll recap this year's Harvest Showdown from Yorkton.-Cattle prices in Saskatchewan were mixed last week.
On Monday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-A recap of the SaskAgToday.com Roundtable.-The Bloc Quebecois is growing frustrated over Bill C-282 not being passed yet in the Senate.-Labour disputes at the Ports of Vancouver and Montreal are impacting grain movement, says a CN Rail Executive.
On Friday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-A new canola contract is active and a wheat contract remained unchanged for the week. Ventum Financial's Adam Pukalo tells us the factors affecting the markets.-Some award winners at Harvest Showdown in Yorkton.-Bill C-282 continues to be a major talking point in the Senate.
On Thursday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-Sylvain Charlebois added his voice to the debate of Bill 282.-Cattle prices in the province continued its upward trend.-Cattle health was highlighted in a recent Canadian Cattlemen's Magazine article.
On Wednesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-The Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture released its last Crop Report of the year.-The head of the Saskatchewan Catttlemen's Association is appearing before a Senate committee to explain why they shouldn't pass Bill 282.-Harvest Showdown is underway from Yorkton.
On Tuesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-It's all about the provincial election as we'll hear from SaskParty Leader Scott Moe and NDP Leader Carla Beck after the people decided to keep the SaskParty in power.-We have plenty of reaction from the agriculture community, including Kevin Hursh of SaskAgToday.com, and the leaders of APAS and SARM.
On Monday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-Monday was the last day to vote for the Provincial Election. The turnout for voting week appears to be good.-We'll recap some of the latest SaskAgToday.com Roundtable with Chief Agricultural Editor Kevin Hursh.-Bill 282 continues to be a key topic in the Senate.-The burning of the brand kicked of Agriculture Week in Yorkton and in advance of this week's Harvest Showdown.
On Friday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-Canadian grain exports were high in week 10 of the 2024-25 crop year.-Canola futures were up this week but not so much for wheat futures.-The Senate continues to squabble over Bill C-275.-We'll continue to preview Harvest Showdown that will take place next week in Yorkton.
On Thursday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-A group called Wetlands for Tomorrow want water quality and wetland conservation to be an election issue.-There was debate in the Senate over Bill C-275.-We'll hear the last part of a conversation between Ryan and soon-to-be retiring Environment Canada Meteorologist Terri Lang.
On Wednesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-The Bank of Canada reduced its interest rate by 0.5 per cent. Ventum Financial's Adam Pukalo weighs in on this morning's decision.-Harvest Showdown in Yorkton is a week away and another ag conference in Saskatoon is a month away.-We continue to chat with Terri Lang about her 36 years with Environment Canada as a Meteorologist.
On Tuesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-Kevin Hursh of SaskAgToday.com has the details on another grain company unable to fully compensate producers for grain delivery.-We continue the conversation with Environment Canada Meteorologist Terri Lang, who is retiring next month.-Cattle prices in the province were up last week.
On Monday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-Recapping the SaskAgToday.com Roundtable with Chief Agricultural Editor Kevin Hursh.-Environment Canada Meteorologist Terri Lang is set to retire next month. We'll hear how she got her start.-A new crop event is set to make its debut in January.
On Friday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-A long-time Saskatchewan auction company has been bought out by an American auction company. -The Canadian Grain Commission decided not to increase fees following a review.-Canola futures did alright for this week but wheat futures did not. Adam Pukalo from Ventum Financial has the details.
On Thursday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-We'll hear reaction from Kevin Hursh on last night's Provincial Election Debate.-The latest crop report indicates harvest is virtually done.-Protein Industries Canada is looking for companies who may be interested in projects related to combining pulses and cereals to make new products.
On Wednesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-The Chief Electoral Officer has the details on what to expect for Voting Week in Saskatchewan.-Pulse Canada is hopeful that the latest tensions between Canada and India can be overcome.-Cattle prices in Saskatchewan were mostly up last week.
On Tuesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-In case you missed it, APAS released its key election priorities for the provincial election.-Conservative MP John Barlow talked more about Bill C-275.-Ryan's latest chat with Lisa Guenther was about something she noticed at this year's Ag-in-Motion that is on the Canadian Cattlemen's website.
On Friday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-The Insinger Community Pasture was the fourth stop of the 620 CKRM Ranch Roundup.-Kevin Hursh of SaskAgToday.com has a report on a grain broker having issues and also provided comments on a few stories covered this week.-Cattle prices in Saskatchewan were down to start the month.-An update on Private Members' Bill C-275.
On Thursday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young: -The President & CEO of CN Rail Tracy Robinson chatted with Harvard Media's Director of News and Information Programming Andrew Dawson about her career journey and what she was going to talk about at the Paul J. Hill School of Business Dinner in Regina.-The Provincial Crop Report says harvest is pretty close to wrapping up for the season.-The third stop of the 620 CKRM Ranch Roundup was at the Garry Community Pasture near Ituna.
On Wednesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-The second stop for the 620 CKRM Ranch Roundup was at the Wilner/Elbow Community Pasture.-Farm Credit Canada says farmland values across Canada increased in the first six months of 2024.-As Hurricane Milton approaches Florida, there is concern that fertilizer waste housed in facilities around the State will be scattered.-Environment Canada says the weather in September was warmer than normal and mostly dry except for a thunderstorm that brought various amounts of rain across the province.
On Tuesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-Canadian Western Agribition contributed a lot to the province's economic activity last year.-The Saskatchewan Cattlemen's Association has been on the road holding district meetings.-Harvest Showdown in Yorkton is right around the corner.
On Monday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-The 620 CKRM Ranch Roundup is underway. The first stop was the Coteau Community Pasture, near Birsay, Saskatchewan, about 237 kilometres northwest of Regina.-Cleanfarms is collecting unwanted agricultural pesticides and obsolete livestock medications at several locations around the province this week.-We'll get you caught up on the SaskAgToday.com Roundtable with Chief Agricultural Editor of SaskAgToday.com Kevin Hursh.
On Friday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-Adam Pukalo with Ventum Financial has the details on how November canola and the December Minneapolis Wheat contracts did for this week.-An economic development group in northeast Saskatchewan is looking to get grain shipped through Churchill, something that's not happened in a long time.-In Ottawa, members of the Bloc Quebecois are getting frustrated over delays of Bill C-282.
On Thursday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-The limited strike at the Port of Montreal is over but whether a deal can be reached between workers and their employer remains to be seen.-To give a better idea of how important our ports are, Greg Northey with Pulse Canada provides an explanation on how Canada's supply chain works.-Harvest progress in Saskatchewan is now over the 90 per cent complete mark.-Cattle prices were up in Saskatchewan.-And the head of the Saskatchewan Cattlemen's Association addresses a topic that is occasionally brought up at district meetings: a name change.
On Wednesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-Greg Northey from Pulse Canada expects the strike at the Port of Montreal will have a negative impact but how big it is remains to be seen.-O&T Farms announced an expansion of its manufacturing facility in Regina. -Kevin Hursh of SaskAgToday.com says there is an extra step that will be added to AgriInvest for next year.-We cover the current status of two private members bills: C-234 & C-282.
On Tuesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-An organization that lobby's for Saskatchewan cattle producers sent out a letter to two major political parties, asking what their stance is on a number of cattle-related issues.-A two-part feature covering a private members' bill in Ottawa.-Kevin Hursh of SaskAgToday.com weighs in on a few topics during the latest SaskAgToday.com Roundtable.
On Friday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-Ventum Financial's Adam Pukalo thinks canola and wheat futures are waiting for something to happen before getting into a possible bull run.-Farm Credit Canada is supporting an alternative lending firm that's based in Western Canada.-Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan celebrated its 10th anniversary recently.
On Thursday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-There wasn't much progress made on harvest in the province.-An update on LDC's canola plant expansion and the construction of its pea protein plant in Yorkton.-Kevin Hursh of SaskAgToday.com crunched the numbers on the latest price expectations from Ag Canada.
On Wednesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-Day 2 of the strike involving grain terminal workers in Metro Vancouver, and a Saskatchewan Farm Group wants that to end with a deal as soon as possible.-US Presidential candidate Donald Trump warns John Deere he'll put tariffs on its products coming into the US if the company moves its manufacturing operations to Mexico.-Ryan caught up with Lisa Guenther, the Senior Editor of the Canadian Cattlemen's Magazine, about how to handle cattle stress.-More debate on a private member's bill - Bill C-275 - during a Senate Ag Committee meeting.
On Tuesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young: -It's official: workers at grain terminals in Metro Vancouver are on strike. How long it lasts remains to be seen.-The cattle market update is out showing limited prices for Saskatchewan cattle again.-There was some back-and-forth in Ottawa over the fluctuation of food prices.
On Monday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-A strike looms in Metro Vancouver. Wade Sobkowich with the Western Grain Elevator Association comments on stalled negotiations between the Vancouver Terminal Elevator Association and the union representing its workers.-More testimony in the Senate on Bill C-275.-We'll get you caught up on what was talked about on the SaskAgToday.com Roundtable with Kevin Hursh.
On Friday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:Adam Pukalo from Ventum Financial says canola futures were up while wheat futures were down.The Old Farmers Almanac is out and we'll hear their prediction of this winter from the Editor-in-Chief.There was more debate on a bill barring any protestors from trespassing onto a farm up in the Senate.And we'll hear how harvest is going with Brodie Zepick, the 8th and final winner of the 620 CKRM Country Cookout for the fall.
On Thursday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-Harvest progress in the province will likely slow down due to recent rain, but we're nearly three-quarters of the way through. For some producers, canola is the last crop to get off the field.-We'll hear the second half of a conversation between Ryan and Ken Greer from Western Ag Professional Agronomy. about field performance and how to improve it.
On Wednesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-The President of Western Ag Professional Agronomy Ken Greer talked about soil performance. We'll hear the first part of the conversation about the issue farmers may be noticing this year.-On of the Health Foundation's major fundraisers has wrapped up.-Before tomorrow's crop report, we'll look at how our neighbouring province, Manitoba, is doing with harvest.-620 CKRM AgriNews Director Ryan Young talked to Tim Howden, the latest winner of the 620 CKRM Country Cookout for the fall season.
On Tuesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-A few more cattle prices were recorded in the weekly cattle market update.-Brazil is having a growing influence on the world, according to a speaker who did a presentation at last month's Canada Beef Industry Conference in Saskatoon.-The Canadian Food Inspection Agency provided guidance for any cattle producer planning on traveling to the United States for upcoming cattle shows.
On Monday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-A new organization has been formed to improve drainage in Saskatchewan.-A market analyst provides his take on the Canada-China trade dispute, involving canola.-Ventum Financial's Adam Pukalo shared his thoughts on Stats Canada's latest report on total stocks of major crops as of July 31st.-This year turned out to be active for tornadoes compared to last year.
On Friday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-Kevin Hursh of SaskAgToday.com sat down with the Commissioner of the Canadian Grain Commission about the CGC revoking the license of Purley Canada.-Adam Pukalo from Ventum Financial says canola futures hit a new low while wheat futures did okay for this week.-Environment Canada's Terri Lang had the weather stats for this summer.-Jeff Fahlman from the Dilke area is our latest winner of the 620 CKRM Country Cookout for the fall.
On Thursday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-It's all about the harvest, as the provincial crop report has progress at well over the halfway point. We'll zoom in on how a couple producers are doing with combining.-The Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture says they've had a few inquiries about lodging in cereal crops. More on that with Ashley Kaminski.
On Wednesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-Better payment safeguards for farmers is what a farm group wants the Canadian Grain Commission to develop, after a handful of grain companies have had their licenses revoked this year.-The weekly cattle market update is back for the fall season. Fonda Froats with the Ministry of Agriculture will have the numbers from this past week.-A Farm Credit Canada Senior Economist says consumers are spending less at the grocery store.-We'll hear from our latest winner of the 620 CKRM Country Cookout, Aaron Miller.
On Tuesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-The head of APAS says the federal government should aim to resolve its latest dispute with China as soon as possible.-CPKC and CN Rail have a ton of work to do to meet car demand and catch up after the 4-day labour dispute with the union.-Progress has been made on the global wheat harvest.-It was a fairly pedestrian month of August for weather in Saskatchewan.
On Monday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-More reminders for producers: not only for farm safety but also a deadline to submit a forage declaration through Sask Crop Insurance is coming up.-A recap of the latest SaskAgToday.com Roundtable with Chief Agricultural Editor Kevin Hursh. He updates how harvest is progressing in his area as well as weigh in on a few issues.
On Friday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-Former Federal Ag Minister under the Harper Tory government Gerry Ritz weighed in on the latest dispute between China and Canada over Canada issuing tariffs on Chinese EVs, steel, and aluminium.-Kevin Hursh of SaskAgToday.com has a report on crop yields and prices.-An important date is coming up for livestock producers.-We'll hear from Quinton Becker, son of Blaine, Becker, the fourth winner of the 620 CKRM Country Cookout for the harvest season.
On Thursday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young: -Harvest in Saskatchewan is getting closer to the halfway point. Harvest is also progressing in Alberta and Manitoba.-Canola groups are playing the waiting game for more details from China, after they announced a pair of investigations will be launched in response to tariffs imposed on Chinese products by Canada.
On Wednesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-Farm Credit Canada says Canada's food manufacturing sector has an opportunity to step up and meet the rising global demand for food.-Revisiting the SaskAgToday.com Roundtable with Chief Agricultural Editor Kevin Hursh.-We'll hear from the latest winner of the 620 CKRM Country Cookout, Ron Faure from the Kelliher area.
On Tuesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young after the Labour Day Long Weekend:-China responds to Canada's tariffs on Chinese EVs, steel, and aluminium.-The deadline to apply for AgriStability is fast approaching.-Another reminder that producers can apply for a cash advance through the Canola Growers Association.-We'll have a look at how some producers around Saskatchewan are doing with harvest.
On Friday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-A follow-up to the Water Security Agency's Ag Water Stewardship Policy - multiple pilot projects are taking place around the province.-This week was a better one for canola and wheat futures.-We'll hear from Andy Klein, our second winner of the 620 CKRM Country Cookout.
On Thursday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-The Saskatchewan 2024 Harvest is 25 per cent complete.-Lisa Guenther from the Canadian Cattlemen's Magazine talks about what to do when forage gets rained on.-We'll highlight a woman who was nominated for the 2024 Influential Women in Canadian Agriculture
On Wednesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-The Canadian Grain Commission revoked licenses from another grain company. Kevin Hursh of SaskAgToday.com has more details.-Statistics Canada released model-based production estimates of crops in Saskatchewan.-We'll also have a look at how the wheat harvest is going around the world.-We'll hear from Ray Francis, the first winner of the 620 CKRM Country Cookout for the fall season.
On Tuesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-Farmers have been making insurance claims after hail caused crop damage. Bruce Lowe with Ag Direct Hail Insurance will tell us how many they've received so far.-The federal Tories finally commented on the dispute between the railways and union.-Bourgault announced the acquisition of an Iowa-based company.-Farm Health Guardian is looking for companies and farms to get involved in a pilot project.
On Monday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-After a few twists and turns, CN and CPKC Rail is back to normal operations but its far from over.-Kevin Hursh gave an update on harvest during the SaskAgToday.com Roundtable.
On Friday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-The latest developments in the ongoing dispute between the two major railways (CPKC & CN Rail) and the union representing 9,300 of its workers (Teamsters Canada Rail Conference). -Two farm groups reacted to the federal government intervening in the dispute with binding arbitration.-Canola futures were up this week, while wheat futures remained on a downward trend.-A fireside chat with Canada's High Commissioner to the U.K., Ralph Goodale.
On Thursday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-The stoppage of trains at CPKC and CN Rail has begun. Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe weighed in on the issue and farm groups laid out the day-by-day impacts farmers feel as a result of this strike/lockout.-Producers in Saskatchewan made more progress on harvest. 15 per cent of the 2024 crop has been combined, ahead of the five and ten year averages.
On Wednesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-The voices calling for a deal to be made by the union and railways is getting louder. The deadline is 12:01 a.m. Eastern Time, so that 10:01 p.m. Sask Time.-Kevin Hursh of SaskAgToday.com has an update on crop price projections from Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada.-Farm Credit Canada did some analysis on the potential expansion of Canada's biofuel industry, and how producers can take advantage of it.-The president of the Canadian Cattle Association is in Saskatoon for the Canada Beef Industry Conference.
On Tuesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-More voices to add to the pending strike/lockout involving CPKC and CN Rail and the Teamsters' Union.-Canadian grain exports are off to a good start at the beginning of the new crop year.-We'll highlight a feature from the Beef Cattle Research Council, related to genetics.
On Monday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-Both the union and railways are gearing up for a potential work stoppage later this week. Kevin Hursh of SaskAgToday.com commented on that as well as how is harvest is going.-The federal government announces funding for Canada's bio-industrial sector.
On Friday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young: -Canola and wheat futures were on the same trend as they were the previous week. Ventum Financial's Adam Pukalo has the details on what's affecting the markets.-The clock continues to tick down on the railways and union to get a deal done before the end of next week.-We'll hear more from Ray Orb on his time with the Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities. He talked about his accomplishments and regrets, as well as how he would like to be remembered as President.
On Thursday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young: -A little more harvest progress has been made but it's likely it won't really kick into full gear for another week or two.-The last of a 3-part feature with Provincial Agriculture Minister David Marit today will be about what he's noticed with harvest.-We also kicked off a 3-part feature on outgoing SARM President Ray Orb as he looked back on his time with the organization.- Agronomy Specialist with the Canola Council of Canada Breanna Miller talks about Verticillium Stripe - what it is and what to look out for.
On Wednesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-Part 2 of the 3-part feature with Provincial Agriculture Minister David Marit. He shared his thoughts on him and six other ag ministers calling on Ottawa to immediately reverse changes to the capital gains tax.-SaskPower with the yearly reminder for producers to be safe around power lines during harvest.-Kevin Hursh of SaskAgToday.com tells farmers to hope for the best and plan for the worst with a potential work stoppage of the railways looming. -A preview of the upcoming Canada Beef Industry Conference.
On Tuesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-The list of people calling on the railways, union, and feds to ensure a national strike or lockout is avoided continues to grow. Provincial Agriculture Minister David Marit was one of those, in part 1 of a 3-part feature. -Adam Pukalo of Ventum Financial provides an overview of the USDA's latest Supply and Demand Estimate report.-Lisa Guenther, Senior Editor of the Canadian Cattlemen's Magazine, highlighted a column written by her colleague about the key to a successful, long-term farming operation.
On Monday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-We will have reaction from APAS, the Wheat Growers, and a member of the Ag Transport Coalition on Friday's ruling from the Canada Industrial Relations Board regarding the CPKC-CN Rail-union saga.-The federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre made a few comments about the temporary foreign workers program.
On Friday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-The Canada Industrial Relations Board announced its ruling on a possible strike of CPKC and CN Rail workers and the possible impacts it would have on the Canadian economy.-Canola and wheat futures were down or unchanged this week. Ventum Financial's Adam Pukalo breaks it all down.-Kevin Hursh of SaskAgToday.com has a report on one of the biggest, but rarely seen, costs for a farm, grain freight weights.-Applications are being accepted for the APAS Young Leaders Program. We spoke with one of last season's cohorts, Neil Gossner, about his experience with the program.
On Thursday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-The provincial crop report officially has harvest progress numbers in addition to how haying operations are going.-We're keeping an eye on what the Canada Industrial Relations Board is going to say tomorrow regarding the safety implications of a possible strike of CPKC and CN Rail workers. Ahead of that, the Western Grain Elevator Association and Ag Transport Coalition each talked about the potential ripple effect a strike could have on Canada's reputation as an exporter.-The newly formed SaskOilseeds has put out a call for nominations for four open spots on the Board of Directors.
On Wednesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-Kevin Hursh, the Chief Agricultural Editor of SaskAgToday.com is interested to see what yields are once harvest ramps up.-We'll also have a look at how the wheat harvest is going around the world.-The Democrat's Vice-Presidential candidate has strong ties to agriculture.-Farm Credit Canada renewed a financial commitment to Olds College in Alberta.
On Tuesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-Kevin Hursh of SaskAgToday.com and a Turtleford-area farmer provide an update on their crop conditions.-CPKC and CN Rail will hold separate talks with the union representing its workers this week.-A change in leadership for the Prairie Oat Growers Association.
On Friday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-Adam Pukalo from Ventum Financial says canola and wheat futures fell this week.-Do More Ag launched a campaign to encourage people to "talk it out".-Environment Canada's weather stats for July show the opposite on June.
On Thursday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-The provincial crop report says the continued heat and little to no rain is drying up the soil and causing stress on crops.-We'll also hear from two farmers how their fields look.
On Wednesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:Former Provincial Agriculture Minister, and long-time SaskParty MLA for the Thunder Creek and Lumsden-Morse ridings, Lyle Stewart passed away after a battle with cancer. Guests David Marit, Jim Smalley, and Grant McLellan shared a few memories of Lyle and how they will remember him.Wednesday was the last day for Bill Greuel as CEO of Protein Industries Canada.
On Tuesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-A pair of farm groups want the federal government to step in and prevent a strike from happening at CPKC and CN Rail.-We're nearing the end of the current crop year. Michael Wilton from Mercantile Consulting Venture has the numbers on shipping week 51 for Canada.-The CEO of AgvisorPro did his own crop tour around the province.
On Monday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-We'll hear from Kevin Hursh of SaskAgToday.com as he provides a report on grain prices and shared his thoughts on a number of recent topics on the Roundtable.-The Yorkton-based East Central Research Foundation and Suncrest College held a Field Day at their site just south of the city on Wednesday. -Alberta's latest crop report suggests crop conditions declined due to the prolonged heat.
On Friday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-Canola Futures are slightly up this week, but wheat futures are down. Ventum Financial's Adam Pukalo goes through the factors affecting the grain markets.-To this point, no livestock has been lost in the Jasper wildfires.-The governments of Canada and Manitoba are providing financial support to the Enterprise Machine Intelligence and Learning Initiative (EMILI) for Advancing Digital Agriculture Opportunities.-SaskTips is raising awareness of two cases of wildlife being left to waste, first reported in June.
On Thursday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-The provincial crop report is out, and it suggests the hot, dry weather is starting to affect crops in some areas.-We'll have a recap of Ag in Motion with Show Director Rob O'Connor and Senior Editor of the Canadian Cattlemen's Magazine Lisa Guenther.
On Wednesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-Adam Pukalo of Ventum Financial gives his thoughts on the Bank of Canada's decision to cut the interest rate again.-A member of APAS is back in the province after attending the Canadian Federation of Agriculture summer meetings in the Yukon.-An Alberta Crop Specialist gave an update on how crops are doing in that province.
On Tuesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-Interesting research being done at the Canadian Light Source -- specifically on methane as an energy source.-A cattle producer in south-central Saskatchewan says hay crops are looking better now then they were last year.-The Yorkton Brick Mill Heritage Society has a special event on tomorrow.-The first Saskatchewan Open Farm Days is next month.
On Monday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-We'll cover the Federal, Provincial, and Territorial Ag Ministers Meeting, held in Whitehorse, Yukon last week -- plenty of topics discussed.-We'll also hear from Kevin Hursh of SaskAgToday.com as he covered the Ag Ministers Meeting virtually, as well as shared his thoughts on this year's Ag in Motion.-The USDA says fewer cattle went to feedlots in June than expected.
On Friday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-It is the post-Ag in Motion edition of the show, so we'll hear from Kevin Hursh of SaskAgToday.com on whether drones can play a bigger role in ag. -Jenny Badding with John Deere talked about their experience at the show as well as the new equipment on display. -A researcher from USask was also at Ag in Motion to talk to producers about root rot. -And Robin Booker with the Western Producer shared a fun competition he had with a colleague at the event.
On the third and final day of Ag in Motion:-The Saskatchewan Crop Report indicates crops are catching up to their normal stages of development for this time of year.-We highlight a couple of Ag in Motion Innovation Award winners, announced Monday night.-Kevin Hursh of SaskAgToday.com has a report on AGI launching a new product - vertical storage tanks for farmers.
On Day 2 of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young and Doug Falconer:-Lisa Guenther of the Canadian Cattlemen's Magazine joined the show to talk about her experience at Ag in Motion so far.-Kevin Hursh of SaskAgToday.com has a pair of reports from Ag in Motion. He covered an AgTech Breakfast as well as companies taking a direct-to-farmer approach to their business.-Manitoba's Crop Report indicates warmer weather has helped crop development.
On Day 1 of Ag in Motion:-Opening ceremonies kicked off Ag in Motion near Langham, northwest of Saskatoon.-AMC unveiled its mobile lab unit to start Ag in Motion.-Kubota Canada is at Ag in Motion, showing off the M7 and M8 Tractors and letting people try them out.
On Monday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-We preview Ag in Motion with Rob O'Connor as he provides details of what to expect at the show.-A follow-up with Adam Pukalo from Ventum Financial on the USDA's recent Crop Production report and how its affecting the markets.-Vice-President of the Canadian Federation of Agriculture Todd Lewis previews an upcoming CFA meeting.
On the Friday edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-Ventum Financial's Adam Pukalo says canola and wheat futures were down this week.-Robin Booker with the Western Producer tees up what his team will be doing at Ag in Motion next week.-The President of the Canadian Cattle Association is happy the strike at an Ontario Cargill meat processing plant is over, as well as evading a strike at Cargill's Calgary facility.
On Thursday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-We'll have a look at crop conditions on the Prairies. The provincial crop report says crops are good overall, and a few farmers also shared how things are in their fields. We'll also have a look at crop conditions in Alberta.-Cargill employees at a Case-Ready plant in Calgary have ratified a new agreement.
On Wednesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-Health Canada had a few tips on how to stay cool amid the heatwave across the Prairies.-The Canadian Cattle Association received federal funding to promote the Canadian beef sector.-Canadian wheat and durum exports continue to do well.
On Tuesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young: -In an exclusive with SaskAgToday, Canada's High Commissioner Ralph Goodale weighed in on how a change in government in the United Kingdom may affect currently stalled trade negotiations with Canada.-It's hot out there, and an Environment Canada Meteorologist tells us how hot it's going to be and for how long.-Saskatoon is hosting a meeting of the International Farm Management Association.
On Monday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-Current water levels around Saskatchewan are okay, according to the Water Security Agency.-Robin Booker of the Western Producer says the growing season on the Prairies has gotten longer.-Tory Ag Critic John Barlow talked about two private member's bills he has been involved with in some fashion.-Funding has been allocated to continue barley research.
On Friday's edition of SaskAgToday w/ Ryan Young:-Ventum Financial's Adam Pukalo says despite the short week, canola and wheat futures did well.-Lisa Guenther from the Canadian Cattlemen's Magazine joins the show to preview Ag in Motion.-Some active wheat buying globally. Michael Wilton from Mercantile Consulting Venture breaks it all down.
On Thursday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-Crops are at varying stages of development but are behind for this time of year due to consistent rainfall.-Director of Ag in Motion Rob O'Connor says preparations are going well despite receiving three inches of rain and some hail.-Environment Canada's Terri Lang gives us a forecast into next week.
On Wednesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-The Canadian Cattle Association and other cattle groups want Cargill and the union representing its workers at its processing facility in Guelph, Ontario to reach a deal ASAP.-Lisa Guenther of the Canadian Cattlemen's Magazine highlighted a column on their website about supplementing cattle.-Adam Pukalo of Ventum Financial provided an overview of a USDA report on seeded acres.-Terri Lang from Environment Canada has weather stats for the month of June.
On Tuesday's edition of SaskAgToday - and the first show of July - with Ryan Young :-Kevin Hursh of SaskAgToday.com gave an update on crop conditions around his area.-We'll also have a look at crop conditions elsewhere in the province. -A Saskatchewan vet clinic was recognized nationally.
On the last SaskAgToday of June with Ryan Young:-The Water Security Agency is monitoring water levels around the central part of the province after Thursday's weather system brought a significant amount of rain.-Adam Pukalo with Ventum Financial says November canola contract was up while the September Minneapolis Wheat contract was unchanged this week.-Kevin Hursh of SaskAgToday.com provided his observations of Stats Canada's updated seeded acreage report.-Protein Industries Canada is looking for a new CEO and CTO, as Bill Greuel and Meghan Gervais are leaving their respective positions at the end of July.
On Thursday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-The provincial crop report indicates continued rain and cooler temperatures are pushing spring wheat and oilseed crops further behind in development.-Canada's Farm Show highlighted a number of speakers and programming that took place at this year's show, but excluded stats related to attendance, exhibitors, and how much business deals were done at the show.-Stats Canada released an updated seeded acreage report for June.
On Wednesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-Louis Dreyfus Company held a sod turning ceremony in Yorkton for its new pea protein production plant.-Lisa Guenther with the Canadian Cattlemen's Magazine talked about parasite resistance to commonly used de-wormers.-The Saskatchewan Cattlemen's Association will soon open call for nominations for a few spots on the Board of Directors.-Bruce Lowe of Ag Direct Hail Insurance says hail claims are coming in after storms around the province last weekend.
On Tuesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-Farm Credit Canada did a cost-benefit analysis of fixed and variable interest rates for loans in the current economic environment and over the long-term.-Recapping the latest SaskAgToday.com Roundtable.
On Monday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-Tuesday is when new rules to capital gains in Canada takes effect.-620 CKRM AgriNews Director Ryan Young caught up with Robin Booker of the Western Producer, who highlighted a couple of recent stories.-Kevin Hursh of SaskAgToday.com had a report on Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada's June outlook for principal field crops.-In case you missed it: Morris Equipment launched its 10 Series Air Cart at last week's Canada's Farm Show.
On Friday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-Adam Pukalo with Ventum Financial says the ICE Futures July Canola contract was unchanged this week, while the July Minneapolis Wheat contract was down.-Kevin Hursh with SaskAgToday.com had a report on Stats Canada releasing figures on farm equity among the provinces.-During Canada's Farm Show, 620 CKRM AgriNews Director Ryan Young spoke with Adrian Salahub of Sky Drones Inc about drone use in agriculture in Canada, as well as the new T-50 Drone that was on display.-While exhibitors at Canada's Farm Show brought big, high-tech equipment, a producer from Carrot River brought an unusual looking rock.
On the last day of Canada's Farm Show:-The Manager of Canada's Farm Show said some deals were made during day one, and noted which international visitors came to Regina.-Seeding is virtually done in the province but frequent rainfall is starting to affect crop development.-A team that created an app to accurately measure and record how much feed is given to livestock and where was the winner of this year's 24-hour AgTech Start-up Contest.
On Wednesday's special edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young & Doug Falconer from Canada's Farm Show:-Degelman Industries launched its new HDSR Series of Staggered Ripper.-Organizers of Canada's Farm Show say attendance for Day One was better than expected.-The Global Institute for Food Security received $5-million from Farm Credit Canada.-Manitoba farmers are 98 per cent done seeding.
On a special edition of SaskAgToday from Canada's Farm Show in Regina:-The President's Reception Dinner Monday night unofficially kicked off the 3-day event from REAL District.-REAL announces Canada's Farm Show will move to March, starting next year.
On Monday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-One more day before Canada's Farm Show gets underway in Regina.-A recap of the SaskAgToday.com Roundtable with Chief Agricultural Editor Kevin Hursh.-Prairie Clean Energy is in the midst of a crowdfunding campaign.-Some reaction to the Provincial Auditor's report covering the Water Security Agency.
On Friday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-A Saskatchewan-based company signed a memorandum of understanding with another company that will benefit the Town of Wolseley.-Canada's Farm Show is around the corner.-Manitoba is getting closer to finishing up seeding.-A cow was on the loose in Moose Jaw recently.
On SaskAgToday with Ryan Young: -Seeding is pretty much done in Saskatchewan.-Changes to the federal capital gains tax is less than two weeks away, but farm groups are asking for more time and input. -The president of SARM is encouraging people to consider running in municipal elections later this year.-The Canadian Grain Commission is making several grading changes for the new crop year that begins on August 1.
On Wednesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-A long-time beef market analyst provided an outlook for the North American market at this week's SSGA AGM and Convention.-A chat with the Senior Editor of the Canadian Cattlemen's Magazine, Lisa Guenther, about Ag in Motion coming up.-Kevin Hursh of SaskAgToday.com has a report on retired farmers having a change of heart when it comes to farmland.
On Tuesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-Kevin Hursh with SaskAgToday.com recaps Day 2 of the Stock Growers AGM & Convention in Swift Current.-Prior to the AGM, Garner Deobald, the President of the Stock Growers, was asked about how conditions are in his area. -Federal Agriculture Minister Lawrence MacAulay recently appeared before the commons ag committee.-Saskatchewan craft beer connoisseurs are likely drinking a beverage that gets its start in the Rosthern area.
On Monday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-A chat with Robin Booker of the Western Producer about the Senate Ag Committee's report on soil health in Canada.-A follow up to Bill C-275.-A recap of the SaskAgToday.com Roundtable with Chief Agricultural Editor Kevin Hursh.-Highlighting a couple of sheep producers from the Waldheim area.
On Friday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-Ventum Financial's Adam Pukalo says canola and wheat futures declined this week.-The Saskatchewan Stock Growers is bringing back a familiar face to its AGM & Convention next week.-The Senate Ag Committee released its final report of a 2-year study on soil health in Canada.
On Thursday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-Seeding is almost done, as the provincial crop report has progress at 94 per cent complete.-The Provincial Auditor says the Water Security Agency still has work to do when it comes to its processes on regulating drainage of water on agricultural lands.-Part 2 of the Saskatchewan Stock Growers Association AGM & Convention preview with President Garner Deobald.-Rain was the theme of the latest Wheat Market Outlook with Mercantile Consulting Venture.
On Wednesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-Part 1 of a preview of the Saskatchewan Stock Growers Association AGM & Convention in Swift Current.-Lisa Guenther with the Canadian Cattlemen's Magazine talked about toxic plants.-After a better-than-expected May, June started off poorly for the canola market.-Terri Lang from Environment Canada says spring this year was average.
On Tuesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-The May weather stats indicate it was a wet month with near normal temperatures.-Students can start applying for scholarships through SaskBarley.-The Saskatchewan Farm Writers Association held its annual spring tour over the weekend. Kevin Hursh of SaskAgToday.com was there and observed current crop conditions.
On the first SaskAgToday of the month of June:-Seeding was the main topic covered on the latest SaskAgToday.com Roundtable.-Robin Booker of the Western Producer highlighted a recent article about gene edited crops in Canada.-Farming for Health, one of the fundraisers for the Health Foundation of East Central Saskatchewan, is underway.
On Friday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-Federal Agriculture Minister Lawrence MacAulay was grilled by one of the members of the Commons Ag Committee over a decision to reduce funding for 4-H Canada.-A possible strike at Cargill's beef plant in Calgary was also brought up at the Commons Ag Committee meeting.-We'll hear from the Senior Editor of the Canadian Cattlemen Magazine Lisa Guenther about a web page dedicated to calves.-Canadian Western Agribition has an incentive for those who want to volunteer at this year's event.
On Thursday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-The Saskatchewan Crop Report is out, and we'll dive into how seeding province-wide is going. Last week it was around 56 per cent complete.-A Humboldt area farmer says seeding for him has gone well.-A Prairie-wide Fusarium Head Blight risk map is now available.-A survey from the Canadian Agricultural Human Resources Council looked at employee compensation on farms.
On Wednesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-Stats Canada released a flurry of numbers related to farm income and expenses in recent years. -The Canadian Taxpayers Federation released results of a poll they did about the carbon tax that applies to propane and natural gas used by farmers. -Preparations for Ag in Motion are ongoing, and Show Director Rob O'Connor says this year is the 10th year of the show.
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On Tuesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-Three cattle groups are calling on the Canadian, American, and Mexican governments to embrace the continent's beef production and food safety systems.-Cattle prices in Saskatchewan remain strong, even as we enter into a seasonal decline.
On SaskAgToday with Ryan Young to start a new week:-We'll hear from Robin Booker from the Western Producer as he recaps some recent events.-Canadian Western Agribition signed a pair of MOUs with their peers from Mexico and Australia.-A recap of the SaskAgToday.com Roundtable with Kevin Hursh.-Some farmers in Alberta thought their crops got frost damage, however a crop specialist says that wasn't the case.
On Friday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-Ventum Financial's Adam Pukalo provides his thoughts on canola & wheat futures for this week, which were in the positive.-Lisa Guenther with the Canadian Cattlemen Magazine have a preview of a recently-released podcast. -Manitoba producers are nearly half-way done seeding.-A chat with the last winner of the 620 CKRM Country Cookout for the spring.
On Thursday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-This week's Provincial Crop Report has seeding progress at 56 per cent complete.-The Canadian Canola Growers Association reminds producers they can still apply for a cash advance through the Advance Payments Program.-A report on seeding forages from the Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture.
On Wednesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-Farm Credit Canada and the Regina Food Bank form a partnership to tackle hunger and advance indoor agriculture in the province.-The weekly Cattle Market Update with Provincial Cattle Specialist Fonda Froats.-A chat with Dustin Dyke, the latest winner of the 620 CKRM Country Cookout.
Coming off the Victoria Day Long Weekend, here's what was on Tuesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-A two-part feature to remind livestock producers to check their herds for parasites. -A recap of the SaskAgToday.com Roundtable with Chief Agricultural Editor Kevin Hursh.-Market analyst Errol Anderson comments on weather events affecting commodity markets globally.
On Friday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young.-Canola & wheat futures were mixed this week. We chat with Adam Pukalo from Ventum Financial on the factors affecting the markets and his outlook for next week.-Rob O'Connor, show director of Ag in Motion, says preparations for this year's event has been going smoothly.-Kevin Hursh of SaskAgToday.com talked with Matt Yanick with My Precision Ag about two problems for GPS systems that have surfaced this spring.-We'll hear from Bill Potts, a farmer from the Morse area and the latest winner of the 620 CKRM Country Cookout.
On Thursday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-We'll have a look at the Saskatchewan Crop Report, which pegged seeding at 32 per cent complete.-We'll also hear from two crop specialists in Alberta and Manitoba on how seeding is going in those respective provinces.-Women Entrepreneurs Saskatchewan - also known as WESK - has launched a new Rural Ambassador Program.
On Wednesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-The railways are confident a deal will be done before members of the Teamsters union go on strike later this month.-We had the Senior Editor of the Canadian Cattlemen Magazine Lisa Guenther on the show to discuss an article written about the Canadian Cattle Association's survey on the public's attitude towards the beef industry.-A chat with Sandy Nygaard, the latest winner of the 620 CKRM Country Cookout.
On Tuesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-A dairy producer in Saskatchewan is likely one of many to be closely watching the U.S. fight the spread of avian flu in American dairy cattle.-The provincial government says its current work relationship with India is just fine. -A quiet week for cattle prices in the province.
On Monday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-From seeding to the latest developments between CPKC, CN Rail, and the union representing its employees was covered on the SaskAgToday.com Roundtable.-Stoller Enterprises was acquired by Corteva AgriScieneces. Ryan Bonnett explains what it means for customers moving forward.-The CFIB commented on proposed amendments to the capital gains tax.
On Friday's episode of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young: -We'll hear from two local farmers on how seeding is going so far.-The commons ag committee is in the process of writing up a final report on the issue of Food Prices in Canada. -Reaction to a StatsCanada report that was released on Tuesday.-Revisiting a conversation with Mossbank area farmer & agriculture advocate Cherilyn Jolly-Nagel during the Food, Fuel, and Fertilizer Global Summit in Regina.
On Thursday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young.-Provincial Agriculture Minister David Marit ushered in the first crop report of 2024. It shows seeding progress at 12 percent. -Kevin Hursh, Chief Agricultural Editor of SaskAgToday.com, has a report on precipitation levels on the Prairies over the last 5 years.-Despite political tensions between Canada and India, trade between the two countries remains healthly, according to India's high commissioner to Canada. -Cattle prices in Saskatchewan were mixed or trending downward.
On Wednesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young: -During the Food, Fuel, and Fertilizer Conference this week, the head of AGT Food & Ingredients Murad Al-Katib talked about his experience at the event and why he's optimistic about the future of the province.-The Federal Labour Minister had a straightforward message to the two major railways and the union representing of its workers as they continue to hammer out a deal. -We'll hear from the latest winner of the 620 CKRM Country Cookout, Paul Thorburn.
On Tuesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-It was the second and final day of the Food, Fuel, & Fertilizer Global Summit from the Delta Hotel in Regina. Guests on the show included former Premier Brad Wall and President & CEO of Mosaic Bruce Bodine.-SaskPower with the annual reminder to farmers to be safe around power lines during seeding.-A group developing a Fusarium Head Blight risk map for the Prairies is looking to add more weather stations in Saskatchewan. The map utilizes data collected from these stations to determine the level of risk for FHB.
On Tuesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-It was the second and final day of the Food, Fuel, & Fertilizer Global Summit from the Delta Hotel in Regina. Guests on the show included former Premier Brad Wall and President & CEO of Mosaic Bruce Bodine.-SaskPower with the annual reminder to farmers to be safe around power lines during seeding.-A group developing a Fusarium Head Blight risk map for the Prairies is looking to add more weather stations in Saskatchewan. The map utilizes data collected from these stations to determine the level of risk for FHB.
On Monday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young, from the Food, Fuel, and Fertilizer Global Summit in Dubai:-A preview of the event with the CEO of the Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce Prabha Ramaswamy.-Premier Scott Moe told delegates at the conference that Saskatchewan has everything to world needs, and how crucial it is to have access to international markets.
On Friday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-The Bunge-Viterra merger and rumours of Farm Credit Canada leaving Regina had Saskatchewan politicians talking.-New canola and wheat future contracts had a good start this week. We'll hear more from Future Commodity Advisor Adam Pukalo.-Our very own Colin Lovequist had a chat with the latest winner of the 620 CKRM Country Cookout, Larry Wolff from Liberty.
On Thursday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-The NDP accused the SaskParty government of being silent on the proposed merger between Bunge and Viterra. -The clock is ticking for CN and CPKC Rail to reach a deal with the union representing its employees.-Crop hail insurance companies are gearing up for the growing season.
On Friday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-It was a good week for canola and wheat futures. We'll have more from P.I.Financial's Adam Pukalo.-Some farmers in Saskatchewan and Alberta have either started seeding or are still waiting.-Doug Falconer in the Agriview segment will have an update on the Competition Bureau report from the side of the companies involved - Bunge and Viterra.
On Thursday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-The Chair of SaskWheat shared his thoughts on the Competition Bureau's concerns with the Bunge-Viterra merger as well as the appointment of a new chief commissioner of the Canadian Grain Commission.-The two major railways are both working to get a deal done with the union representing its workers to avoid any disruptions.-We'll hear from Kevin Hursh with SaskAgToday.com as he commented on a number of topics during the latest Roundtable.
On Wednesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-APAS reacts to the Competition Bureau's concerns over the proposed Bunge-Viterra merger.-The Prime Minister and Governor General were in Saskatchewan. Prime Minister Trudeau was asked about the changes to the capital gains tax in last week's federal budget. Mary Simon, meanwhile, visited a farm outside of Saskatoon.-Construction on a renewable diesel production facility outside of Edmonton is well underway.
On Tuesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-The Competition Bureau says the Viterra-Bunge merger would reduce competition.-Saskatchewan's Trade Minister comments on last year's trade missions & exports.-Cattle prices in Saskatchewan were mixed on the heifer side, but up on the steer side.-Alberta is preparing for the possibility of drought this summer.
On Monday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-Kevin Hursh with SaskAgToday.com spoke with an accountant from MNP about changes to the capital gains tax and what that means for farmers.-Farmers will need to adapt to changing climate conditions, according to the director of a Saskatoon-based water institute.-The USDA says placements of cattle in U.S. feedlots were down last month.-A follow-up on Bill S-243, also known as the Climate Align Finance Act. It's a bill that would align Canada's financial system with the federal government's climate goals.
On Wednesday's SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-Federal Budget reaction from the Canadian Federation of Agriculture.-A Saskatoon-based grain grading app is gaining some traction.-Kevin Hursh with SaskAgToday.com talked about his experience at a venture capital conference in California.
On Tuesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-Farm Credit Canada released its Food & Beverage Report, covering 8 different sectors.-Bill C-234 was brought up during Question Period in Ottawa.-Cattle prices were mixed in Saskatchewan.
On Monday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young: -The Canadian Cattle Association expects a few things from tomorrow's Federal Budget.-Highlights from Friday's SaskAgToday.com Roundtable with Chief Agricultural Editor Kevin Hursh.-The Yorkton Exhibition Association hosted its 1st annual Agriculture Night on Friday.
On Friday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-A launch event was held in Regina for Canada's Farm Show.-Adam Pukalo with P.I. Financial broke down the USDA's WASDE report and how canola and wheat futures did.-The Saskatchewan Water Security Agency updated its Spring Runoff Forecast.
On Thursday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-The Grain Growers of Canada held a news conference to launch its "Path to 2050" climate initiative.-The month of March was a bit cooler than normal.-A 2-part feature on the Western Dairy Expo, happening this week in Saskatoon.
On Wednesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young: -Kevin Hursh with SaskAgToday.com spoke with the founder of Guardian Agriculture at a conference in San Francisco about drone application in Agriculture.-Not much information on Saskatchewan cattle prices from the Cattle Market Update.-SaskTips reminds people to be good stewards of the environment.
On Tuesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-The federal and provincial governements announced a top-up to the Canada-Saskatchewan Feed Program.-SaskBarley is investing over $850-thousand towards barley research over 5 years.-A 2-part feature with Lynn Weaver of SaskCanola & SaskFlax about a social media campaign to combat misinformation about products containing seed oils, such as canola oil.
On Monday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-The spread of avian flu in US dairy cows continues to be closely monitored. -Prairie Clean Energy got approval from the provincial government for a new investor tax credit.
On Wednesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-APAS shared stats of how much a hypothetical farm would be paying in carbon taxes this year.-Prices for cattle in the province were on the downward trend last week.-The Water Security Agency says most reservoirs have enough water this spring.
On Tuesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-David Phillips with Environment Canada gives us an idea of how spring will unfold in the coming weeks.-Kevin Hursh with SaskAgToday.com shared his thoughts on yesterday's carbon tax hike.
On Monday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-Adam Pukalo with P.I. Financial shares insight on Thursday's USDA Report.-Protein Industries Canada investing over $13-million to support "commercialization" of high-protein canola seed & sunflower meal.
On Thursday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young: -Canola and wheat futures were down this week.-Cattle producers are encouraged to participate in a BCRC survey.-Chief Agricultural Editor of SaskAgToday.com Kevin Hursh reports on why producers should consider apply for the Livestock Price Insurance Program, even though cattle prices are strong.-Alberta Premier Danielle Smith spoke before a House of Commons Committee on the carbon tax ahead of the scheduled April 1st increase.
On Wednesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-Pulse Canada wants chickpea producers to participate in a survey, open until Sunday. -Canadian Grain Commission revoked the licenses of Zeghers Canada. Kevin Hursh with SaskAgToday.com has more on that.-An engaging Question & Answer session during the Canadian Grain Act Review Summit in Saskatoon.
On Tuesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-Good news for farmers who applied or are considering applying for the Advance Payments Program.-A Grain Act Review Summit is underway in Saskatoon.-We'll feature a farm business management firm based in Western Canada.
On Monday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-An agri-climate specialist says rain over the next 3 months will be vital for cropland soil moisture.-Over $20-million invested in 13 wheat research projects across the Prairies.
On Friday's edition of SaskAgToday w/ Ryan Young:-Adam Pukalo from P.I. Financial says canola & wheat futures did well this week.-MP's in Ottawa exchanged verbal jabs before voting on a non-confidence motion over the carbon tax.
-APAS and SARM had time to process the provincial budget and weighed in on what the budget means for their members.-Kevin Hursh with SaskAgToday.com has a report on Agriculture & Agri-Food Canada's Crop Price Projections.-We'll have more from a webinar hosted by the Canola Council of Canada.
On Wednesday's edition of Sask Ag Today w/ Ryan Young:-A recap of previous agriculture-related announcements prior to the release of the 2024-25 Budget.-Kevin Hursh with SaskAgToday.com reports on the railways struggling with performance over the last few weeks.-A resolution to have SARM lobby the provincial government to expand project criteria under a road infrastructure program was passed.
On Tuesday's edition of SaskAgToday w/ Ryan Young:-The provincial budget is set to be released tomorrow, but it may be a quiet day for the ag sector.-Cattle prices were positive again last week, according to the Cattle Market Update.-Additional reaction to the Lake Diefenbaker Irrigation Expansion Project.
On Monday's edition of SaskAgToday w/ Ryan Young:-SARM President Ray Orb recapped last week's Convention & Trade Show in Regina.-Chief Agricultural Editor of SaskAgToday.com Kevin Hursh commented on a few things from Friday's Roundtable. He also has a report on fertilizer prices, which are expected to rise ahead of seeding.
On Friday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-Premier Scott Moe announced at the SARM Convention the Lake Diefenbaker Irrigation Project is going ahead, and SARM President Ray Orb reacted positively to the news.-Canola futures did well this week but it was different for wheat futures.
On Thursday's edition of SaskAgToday w/ Ryan Young:-SARM President Ray Orb chimed in on a few topics, from rural healthcare, to funding for bridges and culverts.-Sask NDP Leader Carla Beck & Conservative MP Jeremy Patzer addressed delegates at the SARM Convention.
On Wednesday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-The annual SARM Convention & Trade Show is on here in Regina. SARM President Ray Orb previewed the 3-day event, and municipal & provincial government officials spoke to delegates on Day 1.-Product of US Labeling rules has the attention of the Canadian Cattle Association.
On Tuesday's episode of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-The SARM Convention is around the corner, and President Ray Orb provided a bit of a preview of the event to be held in Regina's REAL District.-The Sask Water Security Agency released its Spring Runoff Forecast for 2024.-The provincial government announced a funding renewal for the Global Institute for Food Security at the University of Saskatchewan.-A limited Cattle Market Update with Emily Taylor from the Ministry of Agriculture.
On Monday's edition of SaskAgToday w/ Ryan Young:-Stats Canada released results of its seeding intentions survey. Kevin Hursh with SaskAgToday.com provided reaction to the survey.-Adam Pukalo from P.I. Financial talked about what he saw in the USDA Report released on Friday. -It was warmer than normal in February, but the month had a bit more precipitation.-This week is Ag Safety Week in Saskatchewan.
On Friday's edition of SaskAgToday with Ryan Young:-We're highlighting two women within the Ag sector as part of International Women's Day today.-Adam Pukalo with P.I. Financial looked at the latest performance of canola & wheat futures this week.-It is Saskatchewan's turn for another herbicide weed resistance survey.
On Thursday's edition of SaskAgToday w/ Ryan Young:-Ag in the classroom Saskatchewan is heavily involved with Ag Literacy Month. We'll hear more from Executive Director Sara Shymko.-Provincial Agriculture Minister David Marit commented on the increased exports to India last year.-An APAS Director for District 6 talked about grain contracts and how he feels there needs to be a standard agreement that offers "fair, equitable and clear, easy to understand penalties". Some farmers during the 2021 drought had to pay penalties for not growing enough crop to fill the contract, making them more hesitant to sign a deal in subsequent years.
On Wednesday's edition of SaskAgToday:-Cattle prices in Saskatchewan were up again last week.-APAS President Ian Boxall recapped his experience at the recent Canadian Federation of Agriculture Annual General Meeting.-Saskatchewan's 2023 Agri-Food Exports to India were up 71 percent year-over-year.-The head of the Canadian Grain Commission said he intends to retire at the end of April.
On Tuesday's edition of SaskAgToday:-It's all about the 2024 Crop Insurance Program, as Saskatchewan Agriculture Minister David Marit announced details of this year's program from the head office in Melville. We'll also have reaction from Kevin Hursh with SaskAgToday.com and the head of the Saskatchewan Cattlemen's Association.-Also, Ian Boxall, the president of APAS, talked about an ongoing survey the organization is conducting.
On Monday's edition of SaskAgToday:-It was all about the weather as we'll hear from Chief Agricultural Editor of SaskAgToday.com Kevin Hursh, past Chair of SaskWheat Brett Halstead, and president of the Saskatchewan Stock Growers Garner Deobald on the snowfall from this past weekend. -We also spoke to Justin Shelley with Environment Canada for preliminary numbers and whether there is another storm in store before spring arrives.
On Friday's edition of SaskAgToday:-The calendar switched to March, which means new canola and wheat contracts. Adam Pukalo from P.I. Financial breaks down how they did this week.-The Wheat Growers held a virtual AGM earlier this week.-An update on Bill C-355, a private member's bill to ban the practice of shipping live horses via air to foreign countries for slaughter.
On Thursday's edition of SaskAgToday: -The early application window for cash advances through the Canadian Canola Growers Association is open.-Suncrest College and the East Central Research Foundation were involved in a project that took place across Saskatchewan.-Food prices was brought up during Question Period as well as a report from an organization called Second Harvest.
On Wednesday's edition of SaskAgToday:-Chief Agricultural Editor of SaskAgToday.com Kevin Hursh covers prices for crops that are available online.-A senior agronomist says every bit of moisture now will help later.
On Tuesday's edition of SaskAgToday:-The feeder cattle market in Saskatchewan was strong again, according to the latest Cattle Market Update.-A communication specialist says the ag sector can get, and maintain, the public's trust, it will just take work.
On Monday's edition of SaskAgToday:-From the Roundtable: Kevin Hursh provided his thoughts on a few announcements made by the federal government.-Farmers in France confronted their President, even after a weeks-long protest ended.-Social media was a buzz over Subway and Yellow Mustard.-A private members' bill related to transporting live horses by air is being discussed by the Commons Ag Committee.
On Wednesday's show:-Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada is expecting some pulse and specialty crops to either increase or decrease in seeded acreage this spring. Kevin Hursh with SaskAgToday.com dove into the report.-Canadian yellow pea exports to India have increased since the latter country temporarily lowered its import tariffs.-Autonomous railcar loading maybe coming to a grain terminal elevator near you.
On Friday's edition of SaskAgToday:-Canola and wheat futures are on the decline again this week.-A chief economist with the USDA says this year could be full of falling prices and tight margins.-We'll follow up with Carol Harrison, a dietitian, about the benefits of protein nutrition.
On Thursday's edition of SaskAgToday:-11 Canadian AgTech companies and 4 from the U.K. have been selected to participate in the AgTech Accelerator Program.-An agronomist gave a presentation about improving soil quality at a SaskSoils Conference in Saskatoon. -Sustainability on the farm was the theme of a presentation given by a USask instructor at AgriVisions in Lloydminster.
On Wednesday's edition of SaskAgToday: -A two-part feature on a simple device that can address a long-standing issue in Canada.-The Saskatchewan Cattlemen's Association comments on a pilot project being developed in Alberta for cow-calf producers.-And what's everyone in the ag sector doing this Valentine's Day?
On Tuesday's edition of SaskAgToday:-Emily Taylor from the Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture provides details on the latest Cattle Market Update.-We'll hear more from SARM President Ray Orb as he was part of a Commons Environment Committee meeting focused on freshwater.-An event dedicated to producers in the Yorkton area is sold out.
On Monday's edition of SaskAgToday:-The President of SARM was one of a handful that got to weigh in on a study of freshwater in Canada, conducted by the House of Commons Environment Committee.-Meanwhile, the Commons Ag Committee continues to dive into a study on Food Affordability.-We'll also hear from Kevin Hursh with SaskAgToday.com on a variety of topics from Friday's Roundtable, as well as an interview he did with a guest speaker at the CrossRoads Crop Conference on rewarding farmers for sequestering carbon in the soil.
On Friday's edition of Sask Ag Today:-A breakdown of how January was weather-wise with Environment Canada's Terri Lang.-Adam Pukalo with P.I. Financial reviews the performance of wheat and canola futures this week.-Saskatchewan Ag Exports in 2023 were just over 20-billion dollars.-Federal Green Party Leader Elizabeth May expressed her support for Bill C-234.
On Thursday's edition of SaskAgToday:-The Sask Party MLA for Yorkton and the Executive Director of the Pulse Growers reacted to Wednesday's pea production plant announcement from Louis Dreyfus Company.-A guest speaker at a recent crop conference said Canada needs a long-term national transportation strategy.-The Prairieland Youth Leadership Conference was in Saskatoon on the weekend.
On Wednesday's edition of SaskAgToday:-LDC is working on a pea plant in Yorkton.-A StatsCan report on Grain Stocks for December is to be released tomorrow. We'll also have a look at the latest Canadian wheat exports.-Staying on the topic of looking ahead, Kevin Hursh with SaskAgToday.com has a report on which crop has the better return on investment.
On Tuesday's edition of SaskAgToday:-SaskCanola is holding a series of agronomy meetings this week.-A few more cattle prices from the Canfax Cattle Market Update to report on.-A prominent figure within the food industry testified before a federal House of Commons committee on food affordability.-A significant investment was made to combat hunger in the City of Regina.
On Monday's edition of SaskAgToday:-Tensions are up again at Viterra as the union representing some of its workers accused the company of not honouring part of a recently ratified agreement.-A federal bill that would ensure the interoperability of farm equipment is nearing the finish line.-An instructor with the University of Saskatchewan will be speaking at an upcoming ag event in Lloydminster.
On Friday's edition of SaskAgToday:-Canola and wheat futures are on opposite trends this week.-Michael Wilton provides Mercantile's outlook for Canadian wheat production and yields ahead of the growing season.-Do More Ag is accepting applications for its 5th annual Community Fund, in partnership with Farm Credit Canada.-Kevin Hursh with SaskAgToday.com covered the Alberta Grains AGM, which was held during the Crossroads Crop Conference in Calgary.
On Thursday's edition of SaskAgToday:-The weather we've had so far has been unlike anything we've experienced before. Kevin Hursh from SaskAgToday.com has a report outlining a long-range forecast from Drew Lerner with World Weather Inc.-Todd Lewis with the Canadian Federation of Agriculture also weighed in on the current weather conditions. -The U.S. Department of Agriculture released its cattle sector report.
On Wednesday's edition of SaskAgToday:-The Chief Agricultural Editor of SaskAgToday.com Kevin Hursh is in Calgary for the Crossroads Crop Conference. His report details farm finances and the changes that are ocurring.-The President of SARM reacted to news that more R.M.s have been included in a federal-provincial ag support program.-The Vice-President of the Canadian Federation of Agriculture has a list of things he'll be watching as Parliament is back on.
On Tuesday's edition of SaskAgToday:-The Saskatchewan government announced updates to the Canada-Saskatchewan Feed Program.-A few cattle prices were reported in the market update issued by Canfax.-The author of Bill C-234 pleaded with MPs in the House of Commons to pass the bill in its original form.-French farmers protesting government regulations and for better prices have much of Paris blocked.
On Monday's edition of SaskAgToday:-Bill C-234 will likely dominate discussion on the ag side of politics as MP's return to work following the holiday break.-Chief Agricultural Editor of SaskAgToday.com Kevin Hursh provided his thoughts on the Canada-U.K. trade spat among other things during the latest Roundtable.-A mystery Chickpea disease highlighted a Sask. Pulse Growers meeting.-A brand-new livestock judging event was held over the weekend in Saskatoon.
On Friday's show:-Canada and the UK aren't talking trade for now, but others have something to say about it. Ralph Goodale, Canada's High Commissioner, did an exclusive interview with SaskAgToday on the topic. Nathan Phinney, President of the CCA, also weighed in.-Adam Pukalo with P.I. Financial tells us how certain canola and wheat futures did this week.-The Saskatchewan Cattlemen's Association held their AGM this week.
On Thursday's show:-APAS wants Transport Canada to be thorough in its review of the proposed merger between Viterra and Bunge.-A scheduled event in Regina has been cancelled.-Changes to a funding model were brought up again at a Pulse Growers regional meeting.-Highlighting the Saskatchewan connection with the Canadian Foodgrains Bank.
Guest Host Tanner Wallace-Scribner presents Sask Ag Today with guests Agriculture Minister David Marit and CEO of the Saskatchewan Cattleman's Association Grant McLellan
On Friday's show: -The union representing 436 Viterra employees are counting votes of approval or rejection of Viterra's latest offer.-Canola and wheat futures this week were either up slightly or stable.-Kevin Hursh with SaskAgToday.com had a conversation with a man known on social media as "Andy Clean".-The Food Banks of Saskatchewan are feeling cheerful as their "Feeding Holiday Cheer" campaign exceeded expectations.
On Thursday's show:-An expert is recommending farmers to buy urea fertilizer now before the second half of February. We'll have more from SaskAgToday.com's Kevin Hursh from Manitoba Ag Days in Brandon.-Canada and the United Kingdom are stuck in the snow when it comes to bi-lateral trade negotiations.-Discovery Seed Labs in Saskatoon produced a report on germination and vigour statistics from seed samples submitted following harvest.-Tory Ag Critic John Barlow spoke on Bill C-234 ahead of the return of MP's and Senators later this month.
On Wednesday's show:-It's Day two of Manitoba Ag Days in Brandon. The Chief Agricultural Editor of SaskAgToday.com, Kevin Hursh, is there and provides us with a report on herbicide resistant weeds and why it's important to act now than later.-Manitoba Agriculture Minister Ron Kostyshyn was also at Ag Days.-A follow up with one of the first people selected in the Wheat Growers Young Farmers Mentorship Program.
On Tuesday's show:-The second of six individuals going into the Saskatchewan Agricultural Hall of Fame this year is featured.-Canada's beef industry released findings of its second beef sustainability assessment.-Manitoba Ag Days is underway from Brandon. -620 CKRM's Cody Glydon is at Ag Days and spoke with Manitoba Agriculture Minister Ron Kostyshyn about how this past growing season went in Manitoba and his priorities for this coming season.
On Monday's show:-In the first of what will be a series profiling this year's Saskatchewan Agricultural Hall of Fame Inductees, we'll hear from Les Johnston, a long-time 4H supporter and beef competition judge.-Where do you get your agricultural information? The Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture got feedback at last week's Crop Production Show in Saskatoon.-SaskTips is needing help solving three December cases - wildlife shot and left to waste.
On Friday's show: -We'll hear a researcher from USask reacting to the provincial government's funding announcement for crop research at this week's Crop Production Show.The Show announced the inaugural winner of its Innovation award.Do More Ag's website - Ag Talk - has seen steady growth since it launched last summer.
On Thursday's show on the final day of the Western Canadian Crop Production Show in Saskatoon:SaskWheat has a new chair and vice-chair, and outgoing Chair Brett Halstead believes the organization is in good hands.Kevin Hursh with SaskAgToday.com was active on Day 3, as he spoke with a farmer with a straight-forward invention called Flo-Gate. Hursh also examined the 2024 Crop Planning Guide, which showed some crops have more promising returns than others,
On a special edition of Sask Ag Today from the Western Canadian Crop Production Show in Saskatoon:Provincial Agriculture Minister David Marit announced over $14-million in funding for crop research at the SaskOats AGM.Kevin Hursh with SaskAgToday.com covered the happenings at SaskFlax and Sask Pulse AGM's which saw plenty of changes..
On Monday's show:-Viterra avoids strike action by its employees. We also have reaction from the Chair of SaskWheat.The Crop Development Commissions will hold their AGM's in Saskatoon this week. The Bridge City is also playing host to the Western Canadian Crop Production Show.The President of the Canadian Cattle Association is excited about the potential benefit some global trade agreements have for the Cattle Sector.
On Friday's show: -A new offer submitted by Viterra is being looked at by the union representing its employees, hoping to avoid a strike.-We'll hear from Adam Pukalo from P.I. Financial how the canola and wheat futures did this week.-A fire burned down a hog barn near Cudworth.
On Thursday's show:-APAS and the Saskatchewan Trucking Association hope Viterra and the union representing its employees can get a deal done before the deadline tomorrow afternoon.-December, not surprising, was very dry across Saskatchewan, according to stats from Environment Canada.-Ag in the Classroom's Acres for Education campaign continues to get donations.
On Wednesday's show:-Viterra and the union representing its workers are at the bargaining table as both sides hope to reach a deal by the end of this week.-The Chair of SaskWheat provided some reaction to the potential strike at Viterra.-Kevin Hursh with SaskAgToday.com breaks down how grain prices are doing now compared to a year ago.
On Tuesday's show and first of 2024:-Provincial agriculture minister continued to reflect on 2023. He weighed in on Bill C-234 in it's current form, and what it was like to work alongside the federal government.-A long-time meteorologist said the wildfires last year was unlike anything he's ever seen.-The President of the Canadian Cattle Association talked about an initiative his organization and two others have created to preserve grasslands in 2023.
On the last show of 2023:-Continuing our look back at 2023 and peering into 2024, Provincial Agriculture Minister David Marit provided his thoughts on how the 2023 season went, as well as the weather we've been getting lately.-Canola and wheat futures have been up so far, and Adam Pukalo with P.I. Financial provides insight on what we could expect to see next year.-Kevin Hursh with SaskAgToday.com has a report on the Sask Pulse AGM and other groups having their meetings early in the new year.
On Wednesday's show: -APAS President Ian Boxall looked back on 2023 and what he's looking forward to when the calendar flips to 2024.-We'll hear from Chief Agricultural Editor of SaskAgToday.com Kevin Hursh as he provided his takes on various topics from the latest Sask Ag Today Roundtable.
Guest Host Tanner Wallace-Scribner talks about how producers should talk to consumers, about antibiotics in beef, plus much more on this edition of Sask Ag Today presented by Gowan Canada
Sask Ag Today for December 20 with guest host Tanner Wallace-Scribner presented by Gowan Canada
On Friday's show:-Changes are coming to the Canary Seed Development Commission of Saskatchewan.Canola and wheat futures trended downward.We'll hear from Trevor Lennox with the Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture, discussing drought and pasture management.
On Thursday's show:-A Senator provided his final comments on the amended version of Bill C-234 before the Christmas break.-The provincial insect specialist gave his 2023 report on what critters farmers faced during the growing season.-Preparations for an ag conference geared for young farmers is ongoing.
On Wednesday's show:-Senators voted for another amendment to Bill C-234 before sending it down to the House of Commons.-Meanwhile, MP's were discussing a bill in the House that would, among other things, increase competition in the grocery sector.-The Food Banks of Saskatchewan's "Feeding Holiday Cheer" campaign is well underway.
On Tuesday's show:-The latest Farm Credit Canada report looked at the current productivity within agriculture and how to increase it over the long-term.- Kevin Hursh with SaskAgToday.com gave his thoughts on a variety of ag issues during the latest SaskAgToday.com Roundtable.-Cattle prices in Saskatchewan were mostly down according to the Canfax Cattle Market Update.
On Monday's show: -APAS released a report that dove into the possible connection between commodity prices and food inflation, and how much a farmer earns from a product bought at a grocery store.-The federal government has chosen an Executive Director for its AAFC trade office in the Philippines.-The Executive Director of Canary Seed Development Commission previewed an upcoming AGM.
On Friday's show:-Canola futures remained volatile while one wheat contract had a small rally.-There's a window of opportunity for Canadian pea exports as India has temporarily removed all restrictions on importing field peas.-The marathon voting in Ottawa is ongoing as the Tories are putting pressure on the Liberal government to remove the carbon tax from all forms of home heating.-SaskTips needs help in solving a November case of a deer being shot and left to waste.
On Thursday's show:-Reaction from around the ag community after Senators voted for an amendment to Bill C-234.-Canadian Western Agribition releasing final attendance numbers, which were at their highest in nearly 20 years.-A member of the Canadian Grains Council comments on a decision by the European Commission to extend the use of Glyphosate herbicide for another 10 years.
On Wednesday's show:-It was a tight vote, but Senators moved to amend Bill C-234.-Kevin Hursh with SaskAgToday.com provides a report on farm equipment costs.-The Canadian Grain Commission released canola crop stats for Western Canada.-A format change for next month's Crop Production Show in Saskatoon.
On Tuesday's show: -The APAS Annual General Meeting is underway. Saskatchewan cattle prices were mixed last week. The head of Sobey's testified before the Commons Ag Committee on food prices. The Alberta government is providing funding for vet facilities at the University of Calgary.
Jim has a discussion with APAS President Ian Boxall, about APAS, and the Carbon Tax Bill (234) in the senate.
On Monday's show:-Kevin Hursh with SaskAgToday.com weighed in on a few topics, from canola prices to a recent grasshopper survey. -Farm Credit Canada is expecting new farm equipment sales to slow next year. -As the COP28 Conference in Dubai rolls on, a group says Canada needs to stay ahead of the curve on climate change. -A webinar hosted by the Beef Cattle Research Council covered Vitamin A deficiency, and how to address it.
In the premiere episode, Jim talks with the head of the Agricultural Producers of Association of Saskatchewan Ian Boxall about the carbon tax bill in the senate, and much more.
On Friday's show: -Adam Pukalo with P.I. Financial provides analysis of canola and wheat futures for this week. -It's going to be a dry winter according to the Water Security Agency's Conditions at Freeze up Report. -In the Senate yesterday, more debate on Bill C-234.-The Beef Cattle Research Council hosted a webinar to give producers strategies to battle drought.
On Thursday's show: -The Ag Water Stewardship Policy was debated in the Saskatchewan Legislature. -Kevin Hursh of SaskAgToday.com provided his thoughts on Bill C-234 and new crop contracts coming out. -The House of Commons also got in on the Bill 234 chatter.
On Wednesday's show: -Another day, another debate on Bill C-234 in the Senate, and another delay. -Some reaction to the provincial government's mid-year financial report from a Saskatchewan cattle group. -Stats Canada released data on farm finances, and we'll hear analysis from the Chief Agricultural Editor for SaskAgToday.com Kevin Hursh.
On Tuesday's show:Barring any unforeseen circumstances, Senators are expected to vote on Bill C-234 this afternoon. Crop development commissions are doing something different with their annual meetings. More on that from Chief Agricultural Editor of SaskAgToday.com Kevin Hursh. Cattle prices in Saskatchewan were mixed last week.
On Monday's show: The deadline to apply to participate in a meeting about the future of agriculture is tomorrow. Chief Ag Editor of SaskAgToday.com Kevin Hursh has the details.The provincial ministry of agriculture put up the volunteers needed sign for crop reporters.And fresh off of Agribition, preparations for another farm event are underway.
On Friday's show from Canadian Western Agribition:-An Australian cattle producer talks about what keeps him coming back to Agribition year-after-year.-Conversation with Ruth Wild, the winner of the Canadian Western Agribition Ultimate Taylor Swift Giveaway.-First ever Animal Ag Tech Awards handed out at CWA.-Three farmers join a news conference organized by Federal Tory Ag Critic John Barlow to call on the Senate to pass Bill C-234 in its original form.
On Thursday's show from Canadian Western Agribition:-Ari Dyck has been crowned the first ever Miss Rodeo Agribition.-Jim Smalley recaps Day 2 of the Grain Expo.-International Rural Exchange Canada promoting its "A Way to Work" ag work experience program at CWA.-Federal Environment Minister Stephen Guilbeault was grilled by tory Senators about opposition to Bill C-234 during a visit to the Senate.
On Wednesday's show from Canadian Western Agribition:-The first Miss Rodeo Agribition will be crowned.-Catching up with former 620 CKRM Ag News Director Jim Smalley on how retirement has been going, and recaps Day 1 of the Grain Expo.-Senators went from debating Bill C-234 to talking about bullying in the workplace.
On Tuesday's show from Canadian Western Agribition:-Day 2 of Agribition and all the fun to be had at REAL District.-Yorkton Chamber of Commerce the latest to call on Ottawa to pass Bill C-234.-The Wheat Growers announce the first 2 mentees of their Young Farmers Mentorship Program.
On Monday's show:-Day 1 of Canadian Western Agribition kicked off with the burning of the brand, featuring Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe and former 620 CKRM Ag News Director Jim Smalley.-Agribition CEO Shaun Kindopp introduced two new events for this year's show.-A member of the Agriculture Carbon Alliance gave their thoughts on Bill C-234.-Ducks Unlimited Canada announces a partnership with a Farm Credit Canada program.
On Friday's show: -The head of Agribition is excited for this year's event, which is coming up on Monday. -A carbon tax protest in front of an Alberta Liberal MP's office is planned for next week. -P.I. Financial's Adam Pukalo looks at how canola and wheat futures did this week.
On Thursday's show:-Canadian Western Agribition is right around the corner, and CEO Shaun Kindopp talked about how preparations are going. -The Wheat Growers are the latest to chime in on Bill C-234. -Regina's Mayor is part of a Saskatchewan Delegation planning to attend a Climate Change conference in Dubai.
On Wednesday's show:-The federal environment minister responded to allegations that he and the Liberal government are influencing Senators to defeat Bill C-234. -Chief Agricultural Editor of SaskAgToday.com Kevin Hursh is following a story related to John Deere and Monette Farms. -Cattle prices in Saskatchewan were mixed last week.
On Tuesday's show:Conservatives are putting pressure on the Liberal government to stop imposing its will on Senators. A market analyst looks at cattle prices and which direction they could go. Ag in the Classroom Canada launched an innovative campaign called "I Am Ag". Do More Ag is going to be hosting a virtual mental health session later this week.
On Friday's show:-We're talking about Bill 234 again, and one Senator is frustrated with it being delayed in the upper chamber. We'll also have reaction from Tory Ag Critic John Barlow. -Sask. Crop Insurance is forecasting claim payouts to be around $2-billion this year. -Adam Pukalo from P.I. Financial gives us his weekly breakdown of how canola and wheat futures did this week.
On Thursday's show:-A new Executive Director of Ag in the Classroom Canada has been announced. -Provincial Agriculture Minister David Marit shared his thoughts on the recent opening of a new sow processing facility in Moose Jaw. -We'll hear from a couple market analysts on fertilizer affordability, as well as what's happening in China.
On Wednesday's show: -Getting Bill C-234 to third and final reading in the Senate is being delayed. -Canadian wheat exports have been good during shipping week 13. -A reminder from the Water Security Agency regarding thin ice. -And a documentary on regenerative agriculture will make its Canadian premiere today.
On Tuesday's show: -Cattle prices in Saskatchewan were mixed according to the latest update from Canfax. -An agriculture conference for women is underway in Saskatoon. -A couple of meetings to showcase available support programs for farmers will be held in southeast Saskatchewan this week. -Harvest showdown is done for another year.
On Monday's show: -Prices for new and used farm equipment are rising, and the Chief Agricultural Editor of SaskAgToday.com Kevin Hursh shares his observations. -Ag in the classroom is celebrating Career Month in Canada. -Farm Credit Canada is hosting a summit for the food and beverage industry this week.
On Friday's show: -Senators in the upper chamber did a 180 on Bill C-234. -Adam Pukalo with P.I. Financial has the latest on how canola and wheat futures did this week. -The Wheat Growers want to hear from members what their thoughts are on the Viterra-Bunge merger. -SaskTips is needing the public's help to solve a trio of cases.
On Thursday's Show:-SaskPork is the latest farm group to voice its opinion on Bill C-234. -Farm Credit Canada is hosting a series of events for young farmers looking to sharpen their skills. -The Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture is getting ready for Agribition later this month.
On Wednesday's show:-Bill C-234, the private member's bill that would exempt propane and natural gas used for grain drying and heating and cooling buildings from the carbon tax, is front and centre again in the Senate. We'll also have reaction from SaskCanola. -The 34th edition of the Grain Miller's Harvest Showdown is officially underway. -Farm Credit Canada is giving 1.5 million dollars to communities across Canada to support rural projects.
On Tuesday's show:-Moose Jaw is home to a new pork processing plant. -A market analyst says China is slow buying Canadian canola to start the new crop year. -A little bit more on the world market as SaskWheat dropped its latest outlook for the week. -Cattle prices dropped last week.
On Thursday's show:-Some agriculture-related items were mentioned in yesterday's Throne Speech at the Legislature. -A housing tax meant to curtail foreign ownership is affecting some farmers. SaskAgToday.com's Kevin Hursh has the details. -Manitoba released its last crop report of the year.
On Wednesday's show: -Farmers are likely looking to next spring now that harvest is done, and Kevin Hursh with SaskAgToday.com looked into whether acreage would go up or down based on prices now. -SaskWheat released the latest market outlook for the week. -The Farming for Health Committee presented a sizeable cheque to the Health Foundation of East Central Saskatchewan over the weekend.
On Tuesday's show:-The President of Pulse Canada is optimisitc about demand for Canadian products remaining strong in India. -Cattle prices in Saskatchewan rebounded according to the latest cattle market update from Canfax. -Scientists have been attempting to keep pace with new virulent pathotypes of clubroot in canola.-A celebration of life was held on Saturday for Frank Flaman.
On Monday's show:-AgriRecovery: the head of Sask. Crop Insurance talks about the program as online applications will soon be available for farmers this week; we also hear reaction from the Saskatchewan Cattle's Association.-A pair of market analysts look at current world events and how that will affect the commodity markets.
On Friday's show: -The federal government will indeed contribute to AgriRecovery. -The final crop report of the year has been released. -An ag-related event is slated for next week at the Saskatchewan Science Centre.
On Thursday's show:-A twist in the Bill C-234 saga.-Manitoba farmers made more progress with harvest.-The 4th installment of the 620 CKRM Ranch Roundup, in the Parkerview area.
On Wednesday's show: -Cattle producers who may be maintaining or planning to expand their herds have another support program available through Farm Credit Canada. -A conversation with a Foam Lake area producer during Tuesday's Ranch Round-up. -A two-part feature on a research project on nitrogen fertilizer.
On Tuesday's show:-Saskatchewan-based company Prairie Clean Energy wants to buy flax straw from farmers to produce flax pellets.-Weekly cattle market update shows prices across most weight categories were down.-A Saskatchewan chicken producer featured on the "Ask a Farmer" podcast.-620 CKRM Ranch Round-Up at the Insinger Community Pasture.
On Monday's show: -Farmers are finding it more attractive to own a semi and haul their grain rather than rely on custom trucking. We hear more from Chief Agricultural Editor of SaskAgToday.com Kevin Hursh. -The CGC's Harvest Sample Program is underway. -A food farm program in the Parkland Region was held last week.
-Cargill is getting some land on the east end of Regina for a canola crushing facility.-Canola and wheat futures rose this week, and markets are reacting to the the latest USDA report.-A reminder to apply for the 2024 Ag Student Scholarship. -And a pumpkin contest is being held in Leader this weekend.
On Thursday's show: -Cattle prices this past week were down.-Students wanting to study agriculture at the university level can apply for a scholarship.-Preparations continue for next month's Harvest Showdown in Yorkton.
On Wednesday's show: -Grand opening held for a new fertilizer production facility in Rosetown.-SaskWheat released this week's Market Outlook.-Manitoba made a little harvest progress, but still ahead of the 5-year average.-Ranch Round up #2 featuring Ceylon Gap Feeders.
On Tuesday's show: -Farm Credit Canada released a report on the value of farmland in the country, and Saskatchewan experienced the largest increase among other provinces.-The president of the Saskatchewan Stock Growers reacted to the FCC report. -Yorkton-based Cornerstone Credit Union is investing in the development of a rural startup ecosystem.
On Friday's show:-More reaction from 4 ag groups wanting the Sask. government to conduct a review of the proposed Viterra-Bunge merger.-Preparations underway for November's Harvest Showdown in Yorkton.-Canola and wheat futures plateaued this week.-Some pushback on Bill C-275.
On Thursday's show:-Saskatchewan is essentially done harvest, while Manitoba continues to catch up.-An associate professor with Guelph University shares his research on alternatives for grain drying with the Senate Ag Committee as they review Bill C-234.-Four Ag groups want the Saskatchewan government to conduct a risk assessment on the proposed merger between Bunge and Viterra.
On Wednesday's show:-Sask. Ag Minister David Marit on if he's heard anything from the federal government on whether they will contribute to AgriRecovery; the latest on the Agriculture Water Stewardship Policy; and his recent trade trip to Mexico City.-A Food Centre in Saskatoon is getting more federal-provincial funding.-SARM President Ray Orb addresses the Senate Ag Committee on Bill C-234.
On Tuesday's show:-SaskAgToday.com's Kevin Hursh previewed an upcoming meeting to review rail transportation in Canada. -Tory Ag Critic John Barlow and Do More Ag's Megz Reynolds talked about Bill 275 with the Commons Ag Committee.-Feeder Cattle Prices in Saskatchewan were mixed last week.-A Yorkton-based agronomist talks about using fertilizer in the fall, and why purchasing it now is a good idea.
On Friday's show:-Indigenous Peoples' involvement in agriculture and it's influences on farming today.-Federal Tory Ag Critic John Barlow talks about private member's bill 275 before the Commons Ag Committee.-Canola and wheat futures were on the decline this week.
On Thursday's show:-Saskatchewan harvest is 91 percent complete.-APAS President Ian Boxall and others appear before the Senate Ag Committee to make their case for approving Bill C-234.-Research has identified a protein that helps plant roots conserve resources in nitrogen-deficient soil.
On Wednesday's show: -Senate Ag Committee brings in familiar faces to discuss Bill C-234.-President & CEO of AGT Foods Murad Al-Katib says he's paying attention to Canada-India tensions.-A confirmed case of Anthrax recorded in the Saskatchewan R.M. of Cote.-Farm Credit Canada matching donations for Drive Away Hunger initiative.
On Tuesday's show:-Saskatchewan Alliance for Water Sustainability delivered thousands of letters to the Legislature, calling for a wetland conservation policy to be in place by next spring.-SaskAgToday.com's Kevin Hursh keeping close tabs on tensions between Canada and India.-Feeder cattle prices continue to stay strong.-Research is underway, assessing the value of artificial intelligence to track and improve animal welfare for pigs.
On Monday's show:-Canfax Executive Director Brenna Grant talks about high cattle prices and how long they could last.-A geopolitical analyst attempts to predict what may happen to the current landscape in a few years.-Protein Industries Canada & Innovate U.K. want food companies to work with them on developing R&D projects.-SaskCanola encouraging people to sign up for its "Learn to Lead" program.
On Friday's show:-AGT Foods launch the "AGT Food Bank Crop Exchange Program" to help local & provincial food banks.-Canola and wheat future trending down.-More talk of B-C234.-Chat with Glen Yakimosky, the 8th and final winner of the 620 CKRM Country Cookout, harvest edition.
On Thursday's show:-Saskatchewan Crop Report has harvest at 82 percent complete.-Further discussion of Bill C-234 in the Senate.-Canadian Canola Growers Association encourages farmers to apply for a cash advance this fall.-Canadian Western Agribition adds another attraction for this year's show.
On Wednesday's show:-Chief Agricultural Editor of SaskAgToday.com Kevin Hursh analyzes fertilizer prices.-A bill to exempt the carbon tax from grain drying and heating barns was debated in the House of Commons.- The latest Wheat Market Outlook from SaskWheat.-Conversation with Frank Gaucher, the 7th winner of the 620 CKRM Country Cookout for the fall.
On Tuesday's show:-Canada facing trade challenges with the U.K. and India for different reasons.-First Question Period in Parliament for the fall focused on food prices.-The weekly Cattle Market Update from Canfax.-Sod was turned for the latest construction project at the Yorkton Brick Flour Mill.
On Monday's show:-First day of Parliament in session, and we spoke with Vice-President of the CFA, Todd Lewis, on what issues he's paying attention to.-National Cattle Feeders' Association "Say No to A Bad Deal" - in reference to the U.K.'s trade barriers against Canada.-What does Olymel's announcement of closing two more plants mean for Ontario and Quebec? The head of the Canadian Pork Council tries to answer that question.-Recap of a good-cause event called "Harvest for Kids" held over the weekend.
On Friday's show:-P.I. Financial's Adam Pukalo says the USDA's WASDE report didn't impact grain markets much this week.-Protein Industries Canada AGM recap with CEO Bill Gruel.-Conversation with Donald Bailey, father of Dan Bailey, who is the winner of the 620 CKRM Country Cookout.
On Thursday's Show: -Saskatchewan Harvest is marked at 68 percent complete.-A Muenster area farmer on how his harvest is going.-Manitoba's harvest past the half-way mark.-The practice of straight cutting crops is gaining popularity.
On Wednesday's show:
-Three cattle lobby groups want fair trade between Canada and the U.K.
-The USDA released the WASDE report
-Canadian Western Agribition launches Canadian Animal AgTech Awards
-Brad Lechner, the latest winner of the 620 CKRM Country Cookout, gives an update on his harvest
On Tuesday's show:
-CFA's Todd Lewis and SaskWheat's Brett Halstead give an update on their harvest and crop yields.
-Cattle Market Update with Provincial Cattle Specialist Fonda Froats.
-First edition of the 620 CKRM Ranch Roundup featuring Wyatt Ayers, Manager of the Wilner/Elbow Grazing Corporation Pasture.
On Monday's show:
--Cattle industry hopes satellite technology is the answer for providing accurate forage insurance coverage.
--Future prices are declining, ahead of tomorrow's WASDE report from USDA.
--Canadian Wildlife Health Co-operative monitoring wild bird populations for potential disease outbreaks.
On today's show:-Chief Agricultural Editor of SaskAgToday.com Kevin Hursh breaks down differences between crop yield estimates of StatCan's to the Saskatchewan Crop Report.-Canola and wheat futures were on the downward trend this week.-Jerry Banbury of Wolseley winning the 620 CKRM Country Cookout.
On today's show:-A look at the Saskatchewan & Manitoba Crop Reports-SK Ag Minister David Marit & Acting CEO of SCIC Jeff Morrow on record payments under Forage Rainfall Insurance Program-Senate Ag Committee wrapped up travel in Western Canada to conduct its study on current soil health in the country
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Saskatchewan Agriculture Today with Jim Smalley for Friday, April 28th, 2023. This is Jim's' last Ag News after 50 years in the biz.
Ag News Today, presented by Gowan Canada, featuring Jim Smalley, for Monday, October 31st, 2022.
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Ag News Today, presented by Gowan Canada, featuring Tanner Wallace-Scribner, for Friday, October 14th, 2022.
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Saskatchewan Agriculture Today with Jim Smalley, presented by Gowan Canada, for Friday, October 7th, 2022
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Saskatchewan Agriculture Today with Tanner Wallace-Scribner, presented by Gowan Canada, for Thursday, September 8th, 2022.
Saskatchewan Agriculture Today with Tanner Wallace-Scribner, presented by Gowan Canada, for Friday, September 2nd, 2022
Saskatchewan Agriculture Today with Tanner Wallace-Scribner, presented by Gowan Canada, for Friday, September 2nd, 2022
Saskatchewan Agriculture Today with Jim Smalley, presented by Gowan Canada, for Wednesday August 31st, 2022
Saskatchewan Agriculture Today with Jim Smalley, presented by Gowan Canada, for Wednesday August 31st, 2022
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Saskatchewan's Ag Minister talks about seeding progress in the province in today's farm news for Gowan Canada.
Saskatchewan Agriculture Today with Jim Smalley presented by Gowan Canada for Thursday, May 5th, 2022
Ag News Today with Tanner Wallace-Scribner presented by Gowan Canada, for Friday, April 29th, 2022
Ag News Today presented by Gowan Canada with Tanner Wallace-Scribner for Thursday, April 28th, 2022
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Ag News Today with Jim Smalley presented by Gowan Canada, for Tuesday, April 26th, 2022
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FCC releases a report on the Canadian Food Manufacturing Industry. Details in today's farm news, brought to you by Gowan Canada.
Ag News Today with Jim Smalley presented by Gowan Canada, for Tuesday, March 29th, 2022
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A new farm to fork business opens near Regina. That story and much more in today's farm news for Gowan Canada.
The Russian invasion of Ukraine has impacted grain prices. This story and more in today's farm news for Gowan Canada.
Ag News Today presented by Gowan Canada with Jim Smalley for Wednesday, February 16th, 2022
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Missed the farm news at noon? Here's the latest in the Saskatchewan agriculture industry for Jan 25th. Sponsored by Gowan Canada.
Ag News Today presented by Gowan Canada with Jim Smalley for Friday, January 21st. 2022.
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The last hail report of the year and Kevin Hursh talks about the latest climate change discussions.
The latest Sask farm news for Nov 8th with Ryan McNally. Brought to you by Gowan Canada.
Ag News Today with Ryan McNally presented by Gowan for Monday, October, November 1st, 2021.
The latest crop report and details on a fundraising partnership between Viterra and STARS in today's farm news.
Members of the Saskatchewan Opposition tour drought stricken areas. FCC is also offering support to drought affected farmers and ranchers.
A look at the importance of monitoring water quality in today's edition of Saskatchewan Agriculture Today.
The province announces drought aid for Saskatchewan farmers. Details of the program in today's farm news.
Drought conditions across Saskatchewan are seriously affecting farmers and ranchers. Details in the latest farm news.
A "heat dome" will descend over the prairies for the next several days. We have details in the latest edition of farm news.
Thunderstorms caused significant damage in parts of southern Sask. Details in today's farm show.
Canada's Farm Show gets going today. Details on the show and much more on today's farm news.
Saskatchewan's Minister of Agriculture talks about seeding and short line railways in province.
Saskatchewan Agriculture Today with Jim Smalley presented by Gowan for Monday, May 31st, 2021.
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We catch up with the Sask Minister of Agriculture to discuss the Agribition mentorship program in today's farm news for Hill 70 Quantock Ranch.
Details on an Agribition cattle sale and we look at a new consortium dedicated to the research and development of pulse crop flour in today's farm news for Hill 70 Quantock Ranch.
A look at the winter forecast and farmers are protesting new agriculture laws in India. Details in today's farm news for Hill 70 Quantock Ranch.
A look at snow cover across the province in today's farm news for Hill 70 Quantock Ranch.
Stats on cereal crop production and much more in today's farm news sponsored by Hill 70 Quantock Ranch.
620 CKRM Ag Specialist, Jim Smalley along with Canadian Western Agribition CEO, Chris Lane join Gloria Evans for memories of Canadian Western Agribition during the Flea Market. Guests include: Saskatchewan Minister of Agriculture, David Marit, CWA President Chris Lees, Past President Bruce Holmquist and others. Not only was this a walk down memory lane, but it was a look to the future and dealing with 2020.
A major cattle theft operation has been busted and a look at Thursday night's thunderstorm in today's farm news.
Applications are now being taken for the new Ag-Tech Development Fund. Saskatchewan's Ag Minister has details in today's farm show.
Details on grain market moves, hail, and the grocery trade report in today's farm news.
"If we had won that game (west final), they would have had to fly the doctor out to Calgary for the Grey Cup to give me another few shots during Grey Cup week."
Fajardo on the trust he built with his Doctor in the 2019 Playoffs
The Western Canadian Wheat Growers are not happy with the Federal Minister of Agriculture over the Carbon Tax. Details in farm news.
The federal government says no to a carbon tax rebate on drying grain. We have reaction in today's farm news.
Wild weather and rain across parts of Saskatchewan over the weekend. Details in today's farm show.
Wet weather is in the forecast this weekend for southern Saskatchewan. details in today's farm news.
The Canadian Cattleman's Association discusses the impact of COVID-19 on the industry. in a morning session. Details in today's farm news.
We catch up with Unifor's local president to talk about pickets at farm fuel supply locations plus we'll have Co-op's reaction in today's farm news.
Ag Director Jim Smalley has your Saskatchewan Agriculture Today for Friday May 22 2020.
An update on seeding progress and a conversation with the Saskatchewan stock growers president about recent comments from US President Donald Trump.
Major funding coming from the Saskatchewan government for livestock producers. Details in today's farm show with guest host Josh Sigurdson.
Former MP Ralph Goodale provides thoughts on a potential major economic project for Saskatchewan in today's farm news.
Canada's national farm group is seeking emergency funding from Ottawa. Details in today's farm show.
The Prime Minister provides an update on meat processing capacity. Details in today's farm show.
A large national farm organization is seeking a larger agriculture support plan from Ottawa. Details in today's farm show.
Ottawa makes a big financial announcement regarding food inspection services in the country. Details in today's farm show.
Saskatchewan milk producers plan to donate milk to provincial food banks. Details in today's farm news.
Wheat growers in Saskatchewan call for a rollback on the carbon tax increase. Details in today's farm news.
APAS launches a survey to see how farmers are dealing with COVID-19. Details in today's farm news.
Canadian Cattleman's Association calls for government support for farmers during the COVID-19 crisis.
The Federal Government aims to financially help farmers affected by the COVID-19 virus. Details in today's farm show.
Farm reaction to the provincial government's state of emergency declaration. Details in today's farm news.
Farm reaction from today's financial news. Details in this edition of Saskatchewan Agriculture Today.
Rail blockades and COVID-19 were all topics at the SARM convention this week. Details in today's farm show.
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe addresses SARM delegates in Regina. Details in today's farm news.
Sask farm groups are upset over the phase out of a specific type of gopher poison. Details are in today's farm news.
A day long farm conference in Weyburn gets underway on Friday. Details in today's farm news.
Concerns have been raised over the future of seed royalties. More details in today's farm news.
Coronavirus is indirectly affecting grain prices. Details in today's farm show for Hill 70 Quantock Ranch.
Snowmobile enthusiasts are reminded not to sled on unharvested fields. Details in today's farm show for Hill 70 Quantock Ranch.
Livestock research in Saskatchewan gets a boost. Details in today's farm news for Hill 70 Quantock Ranch.
The issue of climate change heats up. Details in today's farm show for Hill 70 Quantock Ranch.
Poor harvest weather in 2019 has affected seed germination test results. Details in today's farm show show for Hill 70 Quantock Ranch.
Farmers are encouraged to participate in a grain grading workshop in Weyburn this Thursday. Details are in today's farm show for Hill 70 Quantock Ranch.
Degelman Industries receives a big investment boost. Details in today's farm show for Hill 70 Quantock Ranch.
The recent cold snap has affected grain transportation. Details in today's farm news for Hill 70 Quantock Ranch.
A Saskatchewan organization has received approval to develop a vaccine to help combat a strain of swine fever. Farm news is for Hill 70 Quantock Ranch.
According to a new federal report, climate change may help crop yields. Details in today's farm news for Hill 70 Quantock Ranch.
At look at the US Crop Production Report in today's farm news for Hill 70 Quantock Ranch
President of the Saskatchewan Rural Municipalities Association, Ray Orb provides details on what will be talked about at the Regina District RM's Conference. Farm news is for Hill 70 Quantock Ranch.
Several issues to be raised at the Regina District RM's convention, which gets underway tomorrow. Details in today's farm news for Hill 70 Quantock Ranch.
The pork industry is looking at 2020 with optimism. Details in today's farm news for Hill 70 Quantock Ranch.
Compensation coming to farmers who sold grain to Ilta Grain and did not get paid. Details in today's farm show for Hill 70 Quantock Ranch.
Tensions in the Middle East impact grain markets. Details in today's farm show for Hill 70 Quantock Ranch.
Details on a new study into seed predators in today's farm news for Hill 70 Quantock Ranch.
Saskatchewan pulse growers faced challenges in 2019. Details in today's farm news for Hill 70 Quantock Ranch.
India has an impact on pulse crops in Saskatchewan. Details in today's farm news for Hill 70 Quantock ranch.
Reaction from farm groups over proposed changes to the Canada Water Agency. Details in today's farm news for Hill 70 Quantock Ranch.
Reaction from all levels over yesterday's Ag Ministers meeting in Ottawa in today's farm news for Hill 70 Quantock Ranch.
Ministers of Agriculture meet in Ottawa to talk about support programs. details in today's farm news for Hill 70 Quantock Ranch.
Canadians have a lot of respect for farmers according to a new poll. Details in today's edition of the farm news for Hill 70 Quantock Ranch.
A US-China trade deal affects grain markets positively. Details in today's farm news for Hill 70 Quantock Ranch.
New livestock transportation regulations are being delayed for two years. Details in today's farm news for Hill 70 Quantock Ranch.
More reaction from farm organizations over the Canada-US-Mexico Trade Agreement and an update on wheat exports in today's farm news for Hill 70 Quantock Ranch.
Saskatchewan's farm community reacts to the new Canada-US-Mexico Trade Agreement in today's edition of Saskatchewan Agriculture Today for Hill 70 Quantock Ranch.
Concern about an impending CN strike in today's edition of Saskatchewan Agriculture Today
An important agriculture announcement from the Prime Minister in today's edition of Saskatchewan Agriculture Today.
Sask country singer Arron Rigden talks about his life and new song on this week's edition of Made in Saskatchewan.
Farming continues to be a challenge near the Quill Lakes. Details in today's farm news.
Vegetable production was good in Saskatchewan this season. We'll have that story and more in today's farm news.
CN Rail celebrates a milestone. We have that story and much more in today's edition of Sask Agriculture Today.
David Phillips of Environment Canada talks about another fall snowstorm that'll sweep across Manitoba and parts of Saskatchewan in this edition of Saskatchewan Agriculture Today.
The province's Minister of Agriculture discusses harvest on today's edition of Saskatchewan Agriculture Today.
Hometown Co-op makes cuts. We have details in this edition of Saskatchewan Agriculture Today.
A professor talks about a recent study on the effects of Quill Lake flooding of farm land in this edition of Saskatchewan Agriculture Today.
The latest on harvest progress in Saskatchewan on this edition of Saskatchewan Agriculture Today.
A hail storm struck northeast of Regina Tuesday night. Details in this edition of Saskatchewan Agriculture Today.
There were hail damage reports in the first week of September. We have that story and more in today's edition of Saskatchewan Agriculture Today.
An update on harvest progress and wheat prices remain under pressure in this episode of Saskatchewan Agriculture Today.
Farmers are reminded to look for club root in canola. That story and more in today's edition of Saskatchewan Agriculture Today.
An update on harvest progress in the province and a look at hail claims in this edition of Saskatchewan Agriculture Today.
APAS puts out a list of farm issues as Canadians head to the polls in today's edition of Saskatchewan Agriculture Today.
Sask Wheat wants Ottawa to take Italy to the World Trade Organization over durum trade. Details in this edition of Saskatchewan Agriculture Today.
Details on a black leg discovery in cows near Melville on today's edition of Saskatchewan Agriculture Today.
A look at rainfall amounts across the province and an update on harvest in today's edition of Saskatchewan Agriculture Today.
The Old Farmer's Almanac predicts what winter will be like in this edition of Saskatchewan Agriculture Today.
More details on an anthrax discovery in southeast Saskatchewan on today's edition of Saskatchewan Agriculture Today.
Harvest is behind according to the latest numbers in today's edition of Saskatchewan Agriculture Today.
We feature our first harvest country cookout family on today's edition of Saskatchewan Agriculture Today.
A major oats processing plant will be built south of Regina. That story, and more, in today's farm news.
Jim Smalley provides an update on a recent benefit concert for those affected by Sask wildfires this spring.
Kelvin Hawreluik joins CKRM's Cody Glydon to talk about this year's sports, mud fling, and ranch rodeo in Sheho July 6th and 7th!
Opening grain prices reporter Don Arndt retires after 29 years of reporting grain prices on 620 CKRM. Enjoy retirement, Don!
Saskatchewan Agriculture Today - Nov 8 #SaskAgToday Sask Farm news for November 8th with guest host Ryan McNally.
Saskatchewan Agriculture Today - Nov 7 #SaskAgToday Sask Farm news for November 7th with guest host Ryan McNally.
Jim Smalley is back for the final day of Canada's Farm Progress show with the latest news and developments.
It's Day 2 of Canada's Farm Progress Show, Jim Smalley brings you the latest and teases an upcoming announcement between Farm Progress and Agribition.
Canada's Farm Progress show has officially fired up in the Queen City. Jim Smalley has the latest!
We check in from Day 3 of Canadian Western Agribition with the latest news and updates.
620 CKRM' Ag Director Jim Smalley secured the only exclusive one-on-one chat with James Cameron upon news of the film director's foray into the Saskatchewan ag sector.
Congratulations on 35 years with 620 CKRM, Jim Smalley! Here's Jim's Saskatchewan Agriculture Today show for September 1.
Jim Smalley brings you the latest in the world of Agriculture for Monday July 10, 2017.
Jim Smalley gets you all geared up for Farm Progress Show with the latest in the world of Agriculture.
Much needed rains hits southern Saskatchewan. Details with Saskatchewan Agriculture Today. LISTEN:
A preview of next week's Canada Farm Progress Show. LISTEN: Saskatchewan Agriculture Today with Jim Smalley. @canadafarmshow
It's a tad windy out there today. Jim Smalley discovers how that's affecting seeding and so much more on today's show.
Saskatchewan crop report says seeding is 11% complete. Details with Saskatchewan Agriculture Today. #skag #plant17
Saskatchewan farmers intend to plant record canola acreage this spring, Details with Saskatchewan Agriculture Today.
Jim Smalley checks in with the latest news from the Canadian Western Agribition AGM and more.
The Agriculture industry responds to the #skbudget. LISTEN: Saskatchewan Agriculture Today with Jim Smalley.
Saskatchewan Crop Insurance premiums and coverage on the rise in 2017. Jim Smalley has all the details with Sask Ag Today.
Drew Postey sits in for the vacationing Jim Smalley. Happy Canadian Agriculture Day! #CDNAgDay