farmnewsNOW
farmnewsNOW.com is Saskatchewan’s fresh, daily online newspaper dedicated to the agriculture sector. This platform serves as your local hub for all things agriculture, covering essential updates on research, crop and livestock news, and market trends. Instead of simply sharing government press releases, we take the time to connect with local producers to gather their insights, helping you understand how the news impacts your family, finances, and future. Alongside daily news updates, this site is also the primary destination for Saskatchewan’s farmers seeking information on farm equipment and real estate listings. And the cherry on top? It’s completely FREE!
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3 weeks ago |
farmnewsnow.com | Alice McFarlane
But like other farm groups, the Wheat Growers are looking forward to meeting with MacDonald, eventually, either virtually or in person. “I personally think agriculture is the heart of the prairies. If he wants to be a great agriculture minister and get to know the sector, he should make a trip out to Western Canada to meet with the farmers here,” she said.
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3 weeks ago |
farmnewsnow.com | Alice McFarlane
Of the oilseed crops, mustard is leading in seeding completion at 66 per cent, followed by canola at 29 per cent and flax at 28 per cent. Perennial forage is reported at 25 per cent seeded. Soybeans are the furthest behind in seeding completion at 14 per cent. Rainfall was fairly limited throughout the province for the week of May 6 to 12.
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1 month ago |
farmnewsnow.com | Alice McFarlane
Legal work programs like SAWP and the TFW program have strong rules that are regularly reviewed and updated. One key area of focus has been worker housing. While a new national housing standard is still being developed, many Ontario farmers have already proactively upgraded their housing at their own expense far beyond any existing regional standards and proposed changes.
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1 month ago |
farmnewsnow.com | Alice McFarlane
By 2025 Saskatchewan Crop Report May 8, 2025 | 10:33 AM The April snowstorms haven’t slowed down Saskatchewan farmers who were able to get into their fields and have planted 18 per cent of the 2025 crop. The southwest region is the furthest advanced with 43 per cent seeded so far and the first seeded crops starting to emerge.
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1 month ago |
farmnewsnow.com | Alice McFarlane
Currie said CFA is eager to meet with the new government and Parliamentarians on key issues including supporting farmers through significant global trade uncertainty and the impacts of tariffs, reducing interprovincial trade barriers, enhancing Business Risk Management programs to make farms more resilient, and investing in Canada’s trade infrastructure.
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