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An Esterhazy area farmer says when you plant 52-thousand acres, you have a lot riding on your crops. Hrushka Farms near Esterhazy is certainly one of the largest grain farms in Saskatchewan.

After almost two weeks since it began, there may finally be some movement in the west coast port strike.

Hail insurance claims are pouring in across the Prairie provinces.

Efficiency is the name of the game, and a piece of AI-powered technology from AgvisorPRO aims to do just that. AgvisorPRO is launching a pilot project of its visorPRO AI system to enhance Young's Equipment's customer tech service and support.

Companies looking to explore minerals in Saskatchewan can now submit applications for financial assistance. Applications for the expanded Targeted Mineral Exploration Incentive can be found online at saskatchewan.ca .

Many fields won't see a combine and crop insurance claims are going to soar. That rather dire prediction today from agricultural commentator Kevin Hursh.

Saskatchewan's oil and gas industry continues to reduce its emissions. Numbers from the provincial government show in 2022, emissions from venting and flaring at upstream oil facilities decreased to 3.

Canola and wheat futures were up this week. Future Commodity Advisor with P.I. Financial Adam Pukalo says the ICE Futures November Canola contract was up 17 dollars on the week.

Canola crops in the Parkland region are ahead of their normal development for this time of year. That's according to Canola Council of Canada Agronomy Specialist Warren Ward from Springside.

The strike of over 7-thousand B.C. port workers is in its 6th day, and the list of organizations wanting it to end is growing.