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Agriculture This Week: Bigger not necessarily better

Agriculture This Week: Bigger not necessarily better

Gone are the days every farm had a few milk cows and delivered cans of cream to a local dairy.
Agriculture sustainability and biotech go hand in hand

Agriculture sustainability and biotech go hand in hand

Global Biotech week Sept. 22 to 28.
Harvest advances amidst scattered rainfall

Harvest advances amidst scattered rainfall

Census Division 9 – Calder, Canora, Pelly, Preeceville, Sheho and Yorkton areas; Census Division 10 – Foam Lake, Kelliher, Leroy, Raymore and Wadena areas; Census Division 11 – Davidson, Colonsay, Langham, Lanigan, Nokomis, Outlook and Saskatoon areas.
Northeast harvest more than half complete

Northeast harvest more than half complete

Census Division 14 – Choiceland, Hudson Bay, Kelvington, Melfort, and Nipawin areas; Census Division 15 – Cudworth, Humboldt, Kinistino, Prince Albert, Rosthern and St. Brieux areas.
Young Innovators: USask researchers 'beefing' up cattle

Young Innovators: USask researchers 'beefing' up cattle

Developing affordable, drought-proof diet.
Alternative weed control: Death by sandblasting.

Alternative weed control: Death by sandblasting.

Federal researchers experiment with abrasive weed management and determine baking soda might be the best option.
Producers advised against fighting with trolls online

Producers advised against fighting with trolls online

Getting involved in agricultural organizations is vital.
USask’s soil science laboratory receives $760K

USask’s soil science laboratory receives $760K

Upgrade of soil sciences laboratory receives grant from the Canadian Foundation for Innovation’s John R. Evans Leaders Fund.
VIDO researches pig barn bacteria

VIDO researches pig barn bacteria

USask PhD student takes animal pathogen research international with journey to Scotland.
Agriculture This Week: Weather changes will impact ag in unexpected ways

Agriculture This Week: Weather changes will impact ag in unexpected ways

Ultimately weather is what makes agriculture happen, and we must work with it as best we can to produce the food we need.
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