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Agriculture This Week - Politics still a huge barrier in trade

World markets for agricultural products are fragile things, as Canadian producers are keenly aware.

Chinese canola market still open

China’s Premier Li Keqiang and Canada’s Prime Minister Justin Trudeau have announced that Canadian canola can continue to be exported to China under the current regulatory regime while officials work to finalize a long-term solution to blackleg conce

Harvest crawls forward

A break in the weather over the past few days has allowed farmers to make good harvest progress.

Rain delaying harvest

Despite rain delays in some areas, Saskatchewan producers now have nine per cent of the 2016 crop combined, according to Saskatchewan Agriculture’s Weekly Crop Report.

Agriculture This Week - Organic food realities interesting

There is obviously a market for organically produced foods. The consumer they say, is always right, so the reasons for the demand doesn’t matter. It exists, and when a market exists, someone will generally move to fill it.
Ag student headed to Sweden

Ag student headed to Sweden

Like hundreds of university students Laura Weinbender is heading back to classes. However, in Weinbender’s case it will require a transatlantic flight.

Agriculture This Week - Thoughts of remembering our past

There is a rich rural heritage to the Canadian Prairies, one that I worry will increasingly be lost and forgotten.
A second book on horse heritage

A second book on horse heritage

Like hundreds of university students Laura Weinbender is heading back to classes. However, in Weinbender’s case it will require a transatlantic flight.

Crop starting to hit the bins

Saskatchewan producers have three per cent of the 2016 crop in the bin, according to Saskatchewan Agriculture’s Weekly Crop Report. Seven per cent of the provincial crop is swathed or ready to straight-cut.
Agricultural appreciation

Agricultural appreciation

Logan Stevens held a customer appreciation day Friday, which raised $920 for the Wooly Wunders Multiple 4H Club. In addition to enjoying a burger and cake, attendees were able to get a first look at the new line of Kubota machines.
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