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The latest on agriculture in Moose Jaw and surrounding areas.

Harvest progress well above five-year average

Harvest progress well above five-year average

Information from the latest crop report, for the period of August 24 to 30
New details come forward for livestock producers needing support under AgriRecovery

New details come forward for livestock producers needing support under AgriRecovery

As of September 1st, producers can apply for the Canada-Saskatchewan Drought Response Initiative, which will provide payments of up to $200 per head
Sask. increased irrigated acres by 43 per cent

Sask. increased irrigated acres by 43 per cent

Saskatchewan water use increased 125 per cent for 75 million cubic meters
Cool, rainy weather slows down harvest progress

Cool, rainy weather slows down harvest progress

Information from the latest crop report, for the period of Aug. 17 to 23, 2021
Open house held in Regina discussing $350M wheat straw pulp facility to be built in 2022

Open house held in Regina discussing $350M wheat straw pulp facility to be built in 2022

Construction on the $350 million facility will start in early 2022
Sask. deficit increases due to needed gov’t supports for drought-stricken farmers

Sask. deficit increases due to needed gov’t supports for drought-stricken farmers

Forecast deficit up to $2.74 billion in 2021-22
Harvest advancing quickly throughout the province

Harvest advancing quickly throughout the province

Information from the latest crop report, for the period of Aug. 10 to 16, 2021
Study by Canadian and Chinese researchers reveals the importance of balancing fertilizer application

Study by Canadian and Chinese researchers reveals the importance of balancing fertilizer application

The research team conducted a two-year study based in Swift Current
Producers continue to move forward with harvest operations

Producers continue to move forward with harvest operations

Information from the latest crop report, for the period of August 3 to 9, 2021
Provincial aid for livestock producers facing extreme drought

Provincial aid for livestock producers facing extreme drought

Financial support comes from the Canadian Agricultural Partnership's AgriRecovery program
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