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The latest on agriculture in Moose Jaw and surrounding areas.

Silence is golden for the Saskatchewan Cutting Horse Association

Silence is golden for the Saskatchewan Cutting Horse Association

“We are the border collies of the horse world…we are the original low stress cattle handling management system” -- Elaine Good
Cowboy poets entertain at Doc’s Town event

Cowboy poets entertain at Doc’s Town event

Cowboy poet Bryce Burnett entertained in Swift Current recently
From table to farm: Diversity is the new direction of the small-town business

From table to farm: Diversity is the new direction of the small-town business

April’s Diner in Central Butte to become HydroGreen’s Urban Farm
Sask. crops in poor condition as some farmers begin harvesting

Sask. crops in poor condition as some farmers begin harvesting

Information from the latest crop report, for the period of July 20 to 26
APAS puts out the call to action for enhanced support from partnering businesses

APAS puts out the call to action for enhanced support from partnering businesses

Organization hopes financial institutions will help producers impacted by drought
Crops across SK continue to feel the heat, under stress

Crops across SK continue to feel the heat, under stress

Information from the latest crop report, for the period of July 13-19, 2021
APAS calls on federal gov’t for additional drought support

APAS calls on federal gov’t for additional drought support

Early designation of the Livestock Tax Deferral provision is a positive step, but APAS says more assistance is needed
Anthrax confirmed in Southern Saskatchewan sheep flock

Anthrax confirmed in Southern Saskatchewan sheep flock

Cases confirmed in the RM of South Qu’Appelle #157
Explosion of equine events will see the Exhibition Grounds jumping

Explosion of equine events will see the Exhibition Grounds jumping

Several big events coming up, including the SBRA Provincial Finals from August 15th to 19th
Provincial support for producers dealing with devastating dry conditions

Provincial support for producers dealing with devastating dry conditions

The SCIC is doubling the Low Yield Appraisal threshold values for grain producers who chose to utilize their damaged crops as feed this year
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