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At times it is natural for columnists on a particular topic to feed off one another at times.

Richardson International Limited has nearly doubled the storage and receiving capacity of its export terminal in North Vancouver following the successful completion of a $140-million expansion project.

In 2015 the cattle market went through substantial ups and downs. Producers who purchased livestock price insurance had a level of protection to help offset the market volatility.

Seeding progress continues to rapidly advance thanks to warm and dry weather. Saskatchewan producers now have 35 per cent of the crop in the ground.

By Naomi Paley Regional Livestock Specialist, Yorkton Ministry of Agriculture For many cow-calf producers, free-choice feeding of vitamins and minerals is the only way to supplement their animals on summer pastures.

By Kaare Askildt Formerly known as The Farmer in Training Have you ever been in that position? Where you’re in a pinch and wonder how you’re going to get out of it, or salvage a situation the best way possible? I’ve been there many times in my life.

A tiny melon from south of the border has been creating a buzz in the greenhouses and farmers’ markets in the area.

For many cow-calf producers, free-choice feeding of vitamins and minerals is the only way to supplement their animals on summer pastures.

It was an announcement made with limited fanfare, even in the ag sector it seemed, yet it could open the door to an intriguing new niche market. In January a release by the Canary Seed Development Commission of Saskatchewan (CDCS) at www.canaryseed.