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Seeding operations are almost complete as 94 per cent of the crop is now in the ground, Saskatchewan Agriculture reported for the week of June 5.

By Greg Nikkel Two cabinet ministers, including Energy and Resources Minister Dustin Duncan and Environment Minister Scott Moe, both promised representatives of the oil industry that they will fight the carbon tax if it is imposed by the federal gove

Calgary 鈥� The Canadian Association of Oilwell Drilling Contractors (CAODC) announces its revised 2017 Drilling Forecast on June 13, and it鈥檚 in line with other forecasts that call for a significant increase.

The economics of equipment in a downturn

Saskatchewan producers now have 81 per cent of the 2017 crop in the ground, Saskatchewan Agriculture reported in its crop report for the week of May 23. But cool and wet weather was delaying seeding and herbicide applications for many producers.

A total of 3,964 head of cattle were sold in Saskatchewan for the week of May 26, Saskatchewan Agriculture reported. This number continues the downward slide from 4,633 head sold the previous week, but up from 3,130 head the same week a year ago.

Lionel Pouliot starts again with a half-dozen people

Weyburn 鈥� A year ago, Del Mondor, president, CEO and owner of Weyburn-based Aldon Oils Ltd., told Pipeline News , 鈥淲e鈥檙e going to get good at this,鈥� with reference to dealing with oil prices much lower that what we had seen during the boom.

Weyburn 鈥� Two drilling rigs, standing along Highway 39, east of Weyburn, signify a lot when it comes to the state of the oilpatch. In many ways, they signify hope.

Seeding is advancing quickly in the province thanks to warm, dry weather. Producers now have 60 per cent of the provincial crop in the ground, according to Saskatchewan Agriculture for the week of May 16.