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The latest on agriculture in Moose Jaw and surrounding areas.

Hursh: Beware of miracle juices

Hursh: Beware of miracle juices

As the old adage goes, if something seems too good to be true, usually it is.
Maintaining CUSMA access should be the priority amongst other trade noise

Maintaining CUSMA access should be the priority amongst other trade noise

Panelists agree that maintaining access under the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement should be priority among other trade noise.
Immigration perceptions hit agri-businesses

Immigration perceptions hit agri-businesses

Sectors such as meat packing feel the impact as feds take steps to reduce population growth amid public opposition to immigration.
Drought forces agritourism grain farm to crop pivot

Drought forces agritourism grain farm to crop pivot

Sixteen Grains will host a free walking tour event to mark the start of its Open Farm Days on Aug. 9.
Areas of Saskatchewan receive much-needed rain: Crop Report

Areas of Saskatchewan receive much-needed rain: Crop Report

Over the past week, some areas received welcome rainfall that will benefit most crops. However, this precipitation has delayed haying operations in those areas.
‘Yee Ha’ workshop gives young riders a leg up at Moose Jaw Exhibition Grounds

‘Yee Ha’ workshop gives young riders a leg up at Moose Jaw Exhibition Grounds

Yee Ha was reintroduced in 2024, after a long hiatus that followed the winding down of the former Saskatchewan Youth Equestrian Tournament series. With support from the Moose Jaw Exhibition Company, a new committee helped bring the event back to life.
New canola hybrid could expand U.S. acreage

New canola hybrid could expand U.S. acreage

Company hopes new hybrid will push the oilseed into drier parts of North America, such Montana, South Dakota and Kansas.
Kamsack firefighters train to rescue persons trapped in grain

Kamsack firefighters train to rescue persons trapped in grain

Training thorough and valuable, participants say.
Agricultural partnership becomes largest independent dealer in Saskatchewan

Agricultural partnership becomes largest independent dealer in Saskatchewan

With the acquisition of PSSL, ProSoils will operate 11 ag retail locations in local communities across Saskatchewan. 
Precision pig feeding lowers farm cost, greenhouse gas emissions

Precision pig feeding lowers farm cost, greenhouse gas emissions

Customizing pig diets for each animal reduces the farmer’s feed cost, boosts hog growth and bolsters the pork sector’s environmental track record.
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