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Pulse Canada President Greg Cherewyk and Executive Director of the Saskatchewan Pulse Growers Carl Potts are back home after being in China for meetings with customers of Canadian pulses and other products.

Saskatchewan feeder cattle prices were supported again by cattle futures, keeping prices at or near record highs.

Trade is a priority Pulse Canada wants federal election candidates to have "front-and-centre" on their respective platforms.

CN and CPKC Rail supplied a combined 52% of hopper cars ordered in grain week 33, representing a slight decline from the 56% order fulfillment performance seen in week 32.

Changes were made to the Agri-Stability program prior to the federal election call on Sunday. The SaskAgToday.com Roundtable discusses those changes and reaction to them.

REGINA — Even though it seems Old Man Winter doesn’t want to take a hike, the Water Security Agency (WSA) is advising the public about thin ice conditions across Saskatchewan.

REGINA - Saskatchewan will become a carbon tax free province on April 1, but how that move will impact the province’s finances remains to be seen.

As the federal election campaign is almost through its first week, farm groups are sharpening their pencils to ask political candidates about their stance to certain agriculture issues.

REGINA - Alarm was expressed on both sides of the aisle at the Saskatchewan Legislature over news that US President Donald Trump will be restoring Russia’s access to the world market for agricultural and fertilizer exports.

It seems that Canada's Farm Show has found its spot on the calendar. Last week's event was the first time in its 48-year history that it was held in March, as it was held in June previously.