Agriculture News

The provincial crop report says rain this past week will help crops in some areas develop nicely while it too late for crops in other areas.

OTTAWA — The Supreme Court of Canada has given a thumbs-down to hearing a legal case involving an emoji. The country's highest court dismissed an application by farmer Chris Achter to appeal a decision by the Court of Appeal of Saskatchewan.

Firm behind plan to build Saskatchewan fertilizer plant had to recently deal with former CEO’s financial problems.

This year's Ag in Motion brought in 31-thousand people over three days.

The provincial check-off rate is increasing 75 cents to $5.25 per head, effective August 1.

The Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan has written to the federal government asking for emergency use of strychnine to control gophers.

Training and working with stock dogs is often not as simple as people think.

My Grain Exchange (MGX) has transitioned from a timed online grain auction website to a 24/7 online marketplace for farmers to buy & sell grain easier.

The governments of Manitoba and Saskatchewan have signed a memorandum aimed at expanding trade through the Port of Churchill on Hudson Bay. The agreement also includes Arctic Gateway Group, which owns the port and the rail line that leads to it.

Kevin Hursh takes a look around what's happening in agriculture these days.