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The latest on agriculture in Moose Jaw and surrounding areas.

India buys canola oil from UAE

India buys canola oil from UAE

India bought canola oil for delivery in August for the first time in nearly five years, as local prices hit a three and a half-year high, making overseas purchases lucrative.
More Canadian content required for Ontario ethanol

More Canadian content required for Ontario ethanol

Ethanol in Ontario will now have a required amount of Canadian content.
AAFC expects better canola crop than predicted

AAFC expects better canola crop than predicted

There were sharp changes in Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada’s estimates for the 2025/26 canola crop when it came to production and ending stocks. AAFC has now pegged canola output at 20.1 million tonnes, up 12.
Rain stalls harvest progress in Saskatchewan

Rain stalls harvest progress in Saskatchewan

Combines didn't see much action last week due to scattered rainfall, thunderstorms, and humid mornings.
Crop Report: Rain delays harvest, boosts moisture in Moose Jaw region

Crop Report: Rain delays harvest, boosts moisture in Moose Jaw region

Farmers in and around Moose Jaw are cautiously optimistic following another week of heavy rainfall that both delayed harvest progress and improved soil moisture
Crop price outlook deteriorates

Crop price outlook deteriorates

Significant price drops for a number of crops are being forecast by the market analysis group of Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada in its August outlook for principal field crops.
Saskatchewan pulse crops are looking good

Saskatchewan pulse crops are looking good

Harvest operations have already begun in Saskatchewan and in most parts of the province, pulse crops are in good condition.
Rain again slows harvest in Manitoba: crop report

Rain again slows harvest in Manitoba: crop report

Isolated rainfall and storm events occurred across the province this week, with accumulations ranging from 4.0 mm to 107.4 mm.
Province commits to major investment in Grain Millers Drive north of Yorkton

Province commits to major investment in Grain Millers Drive north of Yorkton

Saskatchewan will fund up to half the cost of upgrades to Grain Millers Drive, a key corridor for Yorkton’s ag industry and economy.
Sask. chamber pens letter to Prime Minister on canola tariffs

Sask. chamber pens letter to Prime Minister on canola tariffs

Chamber CEO Prabha Ramaswamy is urging the federal government to meet with China's Xi Jinping to push for removal of tariffs.
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