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Biosecurity best defence officials say.

Raising the limit on the number of workers allowed to be hired applies to meat packers and food processors for one year.

Pulse seeding is underway in some parts of Sask., but not all, say experts.

Keep all fertilizer out of the seed row – except for a starter rate of phosphate, says CCC.

Analyists talking about the Ukraine-Russia war's impacts on grain exports aren't looking critically enough at barley, say some.

Saskatchewan man leaves his desk job behind as he learns how to make cheese by hand using locally produced milk

Producers want Ottawa to increase the amount of money available to help them pay for new environmental initiatives

A business publication controlled by the Chinese Communist Party is suggesting that China should wean itself off of Canadian wheat in favour of Russian wheat.

Wild pig hot spots in Saskatchewan include the Battlefords area and the northeastern grain belt.

The decision means some students at the Western College of Veterinary Medicine will now pay only regular tuition.