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Canadian agriculture is set to thrive further with a $5 million investment from Farm Credit Canada (FCC) into the accelerated breeding program at the Global Institute for Food Security (GIFS) at the University of Saskatchewan.

Degelman Industries unveiled a new product at the Launch Pad during Canada's Farm Show on Tuesday.

Durum 365.30 Feed barley 226.57 Canola 564.92 (down 1.60) Chickpeas 925.94 Flax 650.04 Lentils 774.50 Oats 251.32 Yellow Peas 413.81 (down 9.19) Feed Wheat 236.45 1 Red Spring Wheat 268.87 (down 3.36)

Durum 365.30 Feed barley 226.57 Canola 566.52 (up 6.00) Chickpeas 925.94 Flax 650.04 Lentils 774.50 Oats 251.32 Yellow Peas 423.00 Feed Wheat 236.45 1 Red Spring Wheat 272.23 (up 9.

Canada's Farm Show has been held in June for the last 46 years, but after this year it will be moving a few months back, starting next year.

Seeding is virtually complete across Saskatchewan with just one percent of acres left and that is because of all of the rain we have been enjoying, and cursing this spring. The highest rainfall recorded was around Rosthern, with 95 mm.

The Global AgTech Summit is featured in the first half of the second day of Canada's Farm Show on Wednesday. The Summit begins at 10:15 a.m.

A display outside of Canada's Farm Show at the REAL District in Regina.

REAL District in Regina will be full of activity this week as Day one of Canada’s Farm Show gets underway Tuesday.

Prairie Clean Energy (PCE), a Saskatchewan-based company, is embarking on a crowdfunding campaign with a goal to raise $1.5 million.