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Cattle Market Update: No feeder cattle prices amid seasonal decline of cattle marketing's

Cattle Market Update: No feeder cattle prices amid seasonal decline of cattle marketing's

There were no prices available for the feeder steer and feeder heifer weight categories in the weekly Cattle Market Update for the week ending May 9.
U.S. and China agree to scale down tariffs following weekend meetings in Switzerland

U.S. and China agree to scale down tariffs following weekend meetings in Switzerland

After seriously ramping up their tariff battle a few weeks ago and then not talking for a while, the United States and China say they've reached a deal to roll back most of their tariffs.
Prairie Clean Enterprises establishing flax straw facility in Weyburn

Prairie Clean Enterprises establishing flax straw facility in Weyburn

Saskatchewan-based agricultural clean-tech company Prairie Clean Enterprises (PCE) is setting up shop in Weyburn with the "world's first" flax straw processing facility.
First crop report has seeding ahead of schedule

First crop report has seeding ahead of schedule

The first crop report of 2025 from the Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture has seeding progress at 18% complete. It's ahead of the five year average of 10 per cent and the ten year average of 12 per cent.
Feeder cattle prices climb higher as demand remains strong

Feeder cattle prices climb higher as demand remains strong

Another set of benchmarks were set for Saskatchewan feeder cattle prices.
Avian Flu: CFIA detects AI in two provinces, one positive case found in a wild bird in Saskatchewan

Avian Flu: CFIA detects AI in two provinces, one positive case found in a wild bird in Saskatchewan

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency detected the presence of Avian Influenza (AI) in Saskatchewan and Manitoba last week.
April weather was average, says Environment Canada

April weather was average, says Environment Canada

Environment Canada says other than a few cold days in the beginning and snowfall towards the end of April, last month was average for temperatures and precipitation.
Co-operative education helps future alum find new career in agriculture

Co-operative education helps future alum find new career in agriculture

MOOSE JAW — Hannah Duncan has always had a deep connection to agriculture. Growing up on a mixed farm south of Mortlach, Sask, she spent her childhood helping with calving and feeding and moving cows.
RCMP looking for suspect in grain theft case in Ogema area

RCMP looking for suspect in grain theft case in Ogema area

Coronach RCMP are searching for whomever is responsible for a theft at a rural property near Ogema. RCMP received a report April 12 of a theft of approximately five thousand bushels of grain from bulk storage bins on the property.
Premier Moe strikes conciliatory tone upon Carney’s win

Premier Moe strikes conciliatory tone upon Carney’s win

REGINA – Premier Scott Moe has offered his congratulations to Prime Minister Mark Carney on the Liberals’ win in the federal election Monday.