On the SaskAgToday.com Roundtable:
-China and Canada agreed to reset relations between the two countries, after trade tensions led to an exchange in tariffs on various products.
-The Prime Minister of India will be attending the upcoming G-7 Summit in Alberta.
-Former Federal Agriculture Minister Kody Blois may not have retained the role, but managed to land the role of Parliamentary Secretary to the Prime Minister, a role that Chief Agricultural Editor of SaskAgToday.com Kevin Hursh says could benefit the agriculture industry.
-Seeding progress in Saskatchewan is at 97% complete.
-Canola & wheat futures didn't move much this week.
-Saskatchewan Pulse Growers is collaborating with J-4 Agri-Science to improve varieties of fababeans.
-The President of the Canadian Cattle Association Tyler Fulton says calving season went well and pasture conditions look promising.
A programming note: this is the last SaskAgToday.com Roundtable as the panel will be taking some time off, but will return ahead of Ag in Motion in mid-July.
