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The Re-Open Saskatchewan plan was released on April 23rd.

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What's New on Our Website

Recent updates:

Covid-19 Support for agriculture producers — Stay up to date with latest COVID-19 agriculture-related
resources in our new COVID-19 section in Sask Ag Now.

Diamondback Moth - June 17, 2020 catch numbers are now posted.
Access to Veterinary Antibiotics - Producers need a veterinary prescription to buy antibiotic products.
Webinars Page - Timely online broadcasts on a variety of industry-related topics.
Guide to Crop Protection 2020 version is now online.
Herbicide Residues with map of Herbicide Carryover Risk Level (2020) Based on rainfall from June 4 to September 2, 2019
Trade Statistics - Trade export numbers now updated.

New Content:

Crop Production News 2020 - Issue #4 is now posted.
Grazing Fall Rye - An opportunity to extend your forage supply, one option is spring-seeding Fall rye.
2019 Pea Leaf Weevil Survey map - average notched per plant.
Value Added Processing in Saskatchewan - New and updated content now available in our Value-added section.
Annual crops for grazing, silage and greenfeed - Integrating annual forage crops provides additional feed security and flexibility for livestock feeding operations.
African Swine Fever - ASF virus is currently spreading among domestic pigs and wild boar in Africa, Asia and parts of Europe.

New Sask Ag Now blog posts:

2020 Agriculture Student Scholarship Winner - Mackenzie Van Damme looks forward to furthering her education with the Agriculture Student Scholarship.
Crop Residue: To Burn or Not to Burn? - In some cases, producers are choosing to burn field residue.
Termination strategies for perennial forages in cropping rotations - Producers often hesitate to include perennial forages in crop rotations.
Government Programming for Producers faced with Flooding - Some areas of the province recently experienced heavy rain and hail. These resources can help.
Ministry Extension: Agronomic Advice at Your Fingertips - We've compiled a list of resources to ensure you stay up to date with information from our team.
Hay Salvage and Ditch Mowing - Producers can once again take advantage of free hay in Saskatchewan's provincial highway ditches.
Free Goat Parasite Testing for Saskatchewan Producers - Starting this spring, the Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture will be paying the laboratory costs associated with monitoring the internal parasite burden and/or treatment efficacy in Saskatchewan goats.
The Benefits of Reporting Clubroot Disease in Canola - Reporting of clubroot symptoms by producers and agrologists is important to increase our understanding of the distribution and severity of the disease in the province.
Insect Surveys in Saskatchewan - To get a sense of the potential threats to Saskatchewan crop production that insect pests pose, we need to evaluate their populations.
Sask Ag Regional Offices Re-Open Doors for In-Person Support - Our clients can now access in-person support at our regional offices and the Agriculture Knowledge Centre (AKC).
Supporting Livestock Producers Through the Western Livestock Price Insurance Program - The Government of Saskatchewan is taking action to temporarily reduce the cost of purchasing livestock price insurance through WLPIP.

Agriculture News Releases

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