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British companies Garford and RootWave team up to build a weed-control implement that doesn’t use chemicals.

Approved applicants can receive up to $95,000 per project.

Shared equipment, workers may play roles in interstate spread.

While American wheat growers say similar regulations threaten their crop, the Canadian industry is more optimistic.

Many activities were held throughout the day in the southeast Saskatchewan town.

Farmers report adequate or really good moisture levels.

Simpson Seeds officially broke ground on its new pulse processing facility June 26, which by next year will bring additional ag-sector employment to Moose Jaw and more agricultural processing capabilities to the province

Crop Report — June 18 to 24.

The new production plant is expected to be operational by the end of 2025.