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SaskCanola and SaskFlax have been exploring options for amalgamating the two organizations. SaskCanola Executive Director Tracey Broughton explained it got started last fall when SaskFlax was looking for an Executive Director.

The UFA Cooperative is expanding to east-central and southeast Saskatchewan.

The Saskatchewan Water Security Agency is expanding support for rural landowners, communities and local governments with their channel clearing and drainage projects.

Updates have been made to the Canadian Grain Commission's Grain Grading Guide.

Saskatchewan growers went against the grain when they planted this year's canola crops.

Canada's all-wheat exports for Grain Week 47, the week ending June 25 were 424,400 metric tons, down from the previous week while above the four-week average of 388,050 mt. Canada's cumulative licensed all-wheat exports at over 22.

After falling for three weeks in a row, corn conditions in the U.S. improved slightly last week. That is according to the USDA weekly Crop Progress report released yesterday. Soybean condition, on the other hand, logged its fourth weekly decline.

CN and CPKC Rail supplied a combined 90% of hopper cars ordered in grain week 47, a decline from the previous week's 94% order fulfillment performance.

Farmers and ranchers across Saskatchewan will have additional opportunities to move their product in another marketplace thanks to the continued funding of Ag-West Bio from the provincial and federal governments.

Two Saskatchewan residents are among 24 semi-finalists of the Canadian Cattle Association's (CCA) Canadian Cattle Young Leaders Program (CYL) for the upcoming 2023-24 program year.