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The Kindersley & District Co-op is excited to announce the location of the new Kindersley & District Co-op Agro Centre. It will be located 5 km west of Flaxcombe, just off of Highway 7.
Genesis Fertilizers partners with CARBONCO and Whitecap to develop low carbon-intensity fertilizer plant.
November 7, 1885, a historic day in Canada’s economic development with the momentous completion of the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR), marked by the driving of the last spike.
The Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan (APAS) today expressed its concerns about the risks posed by Bill C-282…
The most common soil sampling practice is to collect one composite sample per field. This article will describe a low-cost way to take your composite samples to a new level.
Prairie West Grain Growers Project (PWGP) invited Grade 7 students to its annual Harvest Day, hosted by Pattison Ag on Friday, October 4th.
A couple of kilometres east of Fiske is a 40-acre plot of land owned by Kendall and Rebecca Siemens and their two school-aged daughters.
The board of directors for a large farmer-owned grain elevator in western Saskatchewan has decided to idle its facility as a result of negative margins that it anticipates will continue into next year.
The Saskatchewan Wheat Development Commission (Sask Wheat) has approved funding for the Global Agriculture Technology Exchange (Gate) initiative of $6,243,074.
The Kindersley & District Plains Museum acquired a recent donation from Judie and Larry Lyons. The Brock couple donated a 20-foot Self-propelled Case 950 swather...
Producers made significant harvest progress within the region over the past week. Harvest currently sits at 54 per cent complete which is up from the 31 per cent reported last week.
It was that time of year again when Grade 4 students visited the Kindersley Museum for the annual Fall Food Farms. On Thursday, September 12, Simplot Growers Solutions teamed up...
94-year-old Alan Johnson, who subscribes to our paper, stopped by our office last week with this wonderful photo of his Dad’s farming outfit.
It’s harvest time on the prairies and combines, grain carts, trucks, tractors and operators are busy in the fields bringing in this year’s harvest.
Producers continue to make progress with harvest despite scattered storms throughout the province over the past week. A few areas received severe storms producing heavy rain...
According to the weekly crop report, harvest is only about 5% complete in the west central area of the province.
The Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan (APAS) expresses its gratitude to Labour Minister Steven MacKinnon for his decisive action in employing Section 107...
Just north of the river at the Lemsford Ferry is an irrigation project being constructed by a local Hutterite Colony.
Harvest is underway in many areas of the province as hot and dry conditions continue to advance crop maturity. Producers that haven't begun to harvest continue to desiccate...
Applications are open until Aug. 31 for the Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan's (APAS) Young Leaders program.
Researchers detected verticillium stripe, caused by the pathogen Verticillium longisporum, in canola in Manitoba in 2014. Since then, the disease has been found across the Prairies…
Crops continue to rapidly advance with the increased temperatures and lack of moisture experienced throughout much of the province this past week.
The continued heat and lack of moisture has accelerated crop advancement throughout the province. With the current conditions crops throughout many regions are stressed…
A week of warmer weather and reduced rainfall has accelerated crop advancement and enabled haying operations to progress throughout the province.
You may have heard it before, without even realizing what it was: a soft, tinkling call from an unseen bird, soaring high above the prairies.
Growers and agronomists looking for help in making sclerotinia spray decisions this summer will have access to a new online tool from the Canola Council of Canada.
LOOK! Some nice farmer did all the meal prep for these antelope so they could enjoy a leisurely lunch.
Conditions across the province were variable this past week with some regions receiving limited rainfall and others experiencing heavy storms that brought wind, significant rainfall…
Seeding is virtually complete, with only one per cent of acres unseeded in Saskatchewan. Unseeded acres are due to the frequent rainfall and excess moisture conditions in many regions.
