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The latest on agriculture in Moose Jaw and surrounding areas.

Facility uses food waste for animal food from insects

Facility uses food waste for animal food from insects

Enterra Corporation of Calgary has received a $6 million federal grant to build a plant to raise insects for animal feed
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Early spring runoff report shows below normal snowmelt potential in southern Sask.

Early spring runoff report shows below normal snowmelt potential in southern Sask.

The Water Security Agency is predicting a well below normal level of runoff this spring for the Moose Jaw region
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Digital technology coming to Canadian agriculture in waves

Digital technology coming to Canadian agriculture in waves

Telus is looking to expand the use of technology on farms in Canada
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Grain Act changes to clear up farmer responsibilities

Grain Act changes to clear up farmer responsibilities

Farmers will have to know if they are dealing with a licensed grain merchant, and will be unable to make a claim if the merchant is unlicensed
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Sask., federal governments announce $7.5 million in funding for livestock research

Sask., federal governments announce $7.5 million in funding for livestock research

The Saskatchewan Agriculture Fund will receive $7.5 million in funding from the provincial and federal governments this year for livestock research
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Researcher discusses community benefits of irrigation expansion

Researcher discusses community benefits of irrigation expansion

For every $1 invested in irrigation, $1.44 in production happens; $3.53 in household income is created; and $4.49 is added to GDP
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Clean Fuel Standards leaves questions for farming community

Clean Fuel Standards leaves questions for farming community

Standards may bring benefits, but might also increase costs
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Sask. Polytech launches new mental health research project for farmers, ranchers

Sask. Polytech launches new mental health research project for farmers, ranchers

Researchers at Sask Polytech are looking to talk to Saskatchewan farmers and ranchers about mental health to create a targeted support system
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Saskatchewan SPCA holding emergency preparedness webinar series for animal owners

Saskatchewan SPCA holding emergency preparedness webinar series for animal owners

The Saskatchewan SPCA is holding a series of webinars to share information on how to prepare for your animal's safety in the event of an emergency
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Severe drought conditions could affect area crop growth this year

Severe drought conditions could affect area crop growth this year

Severe drought conditions exist starting around Boharm and extending east to Winnipeg, and from Avonlea in the south to the U.S. border and from Early Grey in the north to Swan Lake, Man.
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