Unfiltered

The President of the Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan (APAS) Ian Boxall weighed in on the Competition Bureau's report of the merger between Bunge and Viterra, which cited concerns of a lack of competition as a result of the merger.

Farm Credit Canada's Manager of Community Investment Carla Warnyca chats with 620 CKRM AgriNews Director Ryan Young on the application window being open for the AgriSpirit Fund, how to apply, and how important it is for rural communities across Canad

Farmers will be affected by the changes to capital gains tax announced in last week’s federal budget. The changes will make it more complicated to navigate capital gains tax when selling farmland.

Over $850-thousand from the Saskatchewan Barley Development Commission is going to aid barley research projects over the next five years.

Prairie Clean Energy is encouraging people to invest in the company, after they were approved for a 45 percent new investor tax credit through the Saskatchewan Technology Startup Incentive Program (STSI).

Spraying crops with drones is catching on rapidly in the United States.

For many years, farmers and farm organizations have lobbied for a system that would reward producers for the sequestration of carbon in the soil. Dr.

For Environment Canada Meteorologist Terri Lang, January was definitely one for the record books in regards to weather. She provides an overview of temperature and precipitation stats.

Late Friday afternoon, the union representing 436 Viterra workers claimed that members were not getting full, retroactive wage increases from the company, as agreed upon in an agreement ratified in mid-January.

The Executive Director of Do More Ag, Megz Reynolds, explains what the Community Fund is all about, some additions to the Fund this year, and how to apply.