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Keep up to date on seeding, haying and harvest progress as well as on precipitation and soil moisture conditions
Find Crop Protection Lab Services, Pest Control programs and officers.
The most current and accurate statistical information related to crop production in our province.
Find the Guide to Crop Protection, Varieties of Grain Crops and other publications geared towards crop production.
Information sheets and guides to help find the best market options for your crops. This includes grain graders, export and trucking, processor guides and more.
Diseases can impact the quality of your crops and the size of your yield. Find out how to detect and address some common diseases in Saskatchewan.
Learn about some of the common pests that can infest Saskatchewan crops, the damage they cause and how producers can protect their yields.
Discover a variety of practices and techniques that can be used to develop a weed management plan for your farm.
Find overviews and production information on different field crops grown in Saskatchewan, including oilseeds, pulse crops, cereals and specialty crops.
Advice and recommendations for the management of forage crops in Saskatchewan, including production, harvest, marketing, silage techniques and more.
Find information on the fruit and vegetable industry including green houses, soil conditions, production, marketing, labour and more.
Crops and Irrigation Branch provides technical assistance for irrigation development throughout the province.
Disease, insect and weed management, soil conservation practices and other general requirements for the production of organic crops.
Pesticide use in Saskatchewan is regulated federally and provincially.
Fertilizer and soil nutrient production information for the different crops and crop districts in the province.
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