Crops Extension Specialist with the Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture MacKenzie Hladun is back to break down this week’s crop report. It indicates 9 percent of the crop is now harvested.

Ray Orb, the president of SARM, weighed in on Alberta’s decision to put a pause on approving renewable energy projects. He also discussed R.M.s who are taking on these projects, and whether they would be discussed at meetings. Part 1:…

The Agriculture Critic for the Official Opposition, Trent Wotherspoon, called on the provincial and federal governments to provide immediate drought relief for the livestock sector, as well as disclosed what he’s heard in conversations with producers affected by drought.

Saskatchewan Agriculture Minister David Marit previewed the Tri-National Agricultural Accord, being held in Saskatoon this week. It’s an annual meeting of Canadian, American, and Mexican officials.

The Saskatchewan Director and Treasurer with the Western Canadian Wheat Growers Association Kaitlyn Kitzan talks about the organization launching its first Young Farmer Mentorship Program, how it started, and who is eligible.

Sean Osmar, a spokesperson with the Saskatchewan Water Security Agency, discussed a 50-50 rebate for communities undertaking flood prevention projects, which projects are acceptable, and how to apply.

In an interview with Sylvain Charlebois, a food professor and researcher with Dalhousie University, gave his assessment on why beef prices are so high and pork prices being cheap.

The president of the Kelvington Agricultural Society Greg Mottram spoke about the success of this year’s fair, and the organization celebrating its centennial.

In a follow-up interview, CEO of the Saskatchewan Cattlemen’s Association Grant McLellan recaps the 5th townhall meeting hosted by his organization, taking place in Central Butte.