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Cattle prices mixed according to Canfax Cattle Market Update

Cattle prices mixed according to Canfax Cattle Market Update

The latest Cattle Market Update from Canfax, for the week of November 10, suggests Saskatchewan cattle prices were mixed last week.
Conservatives accuse Liberal government of "imposing its will" on Senators to vote down Bill C-234

Conservatives accuse Liberal government of "imposing its will" on Senators to vote down Bill C-234

The federal tories are putting pressure on the Trudeau government to stop imposing its will on the senate. Bill C-234 is only one step from crossing the finish line, but managed to get tripped up during third and final reading last Thursday.
Ag in the Classroom launches "I Am Ag" campaign to inspire youth to join the agriculture industry

Ag in the Classroom launches "I Am Ag" campaign to inspire youth to join the agriculture industry

Agriculture in the Classroom Canada is using A-I technology to inspire and encourage youth to consider a career in the agriculture and agri-food industry. They launched a campaign called "I Am Ag" last week as part of Career Month in Canada.
Another delay facing Bill C-234

Another delay facing Bill C-234

The fix is in. That was a comment from Senator David Wells, following a raucous session in the senate on Thursday afternoon.
New Executive Director at Ag in the Classroom Canada

New Executive Director at Ag in the Classroom Canada

Ag in the Classroom Canada (AITC-C) has a new Executive Director.
Business Risk Management Programs Forecasted to Pay Out $2 Billion to Saskatchewan Producers

Business Risk Management Programs Forecasted to Pay Out $2 Billion to Saskatchewan Producers

Today, the Governments of Canada and Saskatchewan announced forecasted payments under the suite of Business Risk Management Programs, administered by the Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation (SCIC).
Exports of Canadian wheat strong despite low demand: SaskWheat Market Outlook

Exports of Canadian wheat strong despite low demand: SaskWheat Market Outlook

Canadian wheat exports were strong in shipping week 13. According to the latest SaskWheat Market Outlook, 526.3-thousand metric tons (mt) of wheat was exported to bring the season total to 5.1-million metric tons, up 11 percent from last year.
Bill exempting fuel used for grain drying, heating barns from carbon tax, inching closer to becoming law

Bill exempting fuel used for grain drying, heating barns from carbon tax, inching closer to becoming law

Bill C-234 is one step closer to becoming law. During a full senate session on Tuesday afternoon, efforts to tack on amendments to the bill failed by a margin of 42-28.
Check ice thickness before traveling on it: Water Security Agency

Check ice thickness before traveling on it: Water Security Agency

As the temperatures are trending down and snow is arriving, the Saskatchewan Water Security Agency is reminding folks to ensure ice is thick enough to walk, drive, or have a snowmobile on.
Looking for an ag support program to use? Watershed Committee organizing meetings to highlight available supports

Looking for an ag support program to use? Watershed Committee organizing meetings to highlight available supports

Plenty of support programs are available to grain and livestock producers, but it can hard to keep track of all of them.