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The latest on agriculture in Moose Jaw and surrounding areas.

Economic analyst explores the 2024 market outlook for prairie farmers

Economic analyst explores the 2024 market outlook for prairie farmers

Brad Magnusson provides some insights into the most profitable crops to consider for the 2024 growing season
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Crop producers facing another cost-price squeeze

Crop producers facing another cost-price squeeze

The outlook for farm crop incomes this year is not that rosy
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Keynote speaker and co-founder of Do More Ag talks stress on the farm

Keynote speaker and co-founder of Do More Ag talks stress on the farm

Lesley Kelly discussed mental health in the agriculture sector and gave a five-step approach to managing stress on the farm
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Saskatchewan's agri-food exports increased by 18.4 per cent in 2023

Saskatchewan's agri-food exports increased by 18.4 per cent in 2023

As of October 2023, the provinces' total agri-food exports grew by 18.4 per cent for a total of $16.7 billion
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Results are in for the Sask. Ministry of Agriculture's 2023 Public Trust Survey

Results are in for the Sask. Ministry of Agriculture's 2023 Public Trust Survey

The yearly Public Trust Survey conducted by the Ministry of Agriculture helps determine the level of public support for ongoing and proposed policy decisions in the ag industry
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Saskatchewan mid-year farmland price increases highest in country

Saskatchewan mid-year farmland price increases highest in country

Farmland prices in Saskatchewan grew at the rapid rate of 11.4 per cent in the first six months of 2023
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Cultivated farmland rental rates increased in 2022

Cultivated farmland rental rates increased in 2022

Roughly 40 percent of Canadian crop land is rented
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Ag producers managing climate change effects may be eligible for assistance

Ag producers managing climate change effects may be eligible for assistance

Funding may be available to agricultural producers who take measures against the negative impacts of a changing climate, such as planting long-lived grass and legume species
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Targeted grazing can lower costs, reduce herbicide use for agriculture producers

Targeted grazing can lower costs, reduce herbicide use for agriculture producers

Targeted grazing helps reduce the use of herbicides, and government funding may be available for eligible producers
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A legendary retirement at Agribition International Stock Dog Trials

A legendary retirement at Agribition International Stock Dog Trials

Bob, a 12-year-old cattle dog from Outlook, Saskatchewan, secured the championship for the fourth and final time
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