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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.

The 2020 Strategic Research Initiative - Call for Proposals 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.
Trade Statistics - Trade export numbers now updated.

New Content:

Feed Management - Nutrient content of feedstuffs varies greatly based on season, agronomics and maturity.
Crop Production News 2020 - Issue #9 is now posted.
Grazing Fall Rye - An opportunity to extend your forage supply, one option is spring-seeding Fall rye.
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:

Prioritize Management When Grazing Corn - Grazing standing corn is an extensive winter feeding practice that works in western Canada.
Verticillium Stripe in Western Canada - Verticillium stripe is a soil-borne fungi causing vascular disease in brassica hosts.
Support Agriculture Industry Groups Working to Educate the Public - As the year wraps up, and the holiday season approaches, we wanted to highlight ways to give back to the industry.
Transparency in Agricultural Research - Transparency in agriculture research is important for better understanding and to build trust with the producer.
Managing Stored Grain Over Winter - There are a number of factors that contribute to how well and how long grain can be stored before it is delivered to the buyer.
Vitamin Supplementation for Cattle - Vitamins are a very important part of beef cattle nutrition.
Intercropping – A New Look at An Old Practice - Intercropping is the practice of planting more than one crop in a field at the same time.
Brush Control on Pastureland - As we move into the winter grazing season, now may be a good opportunity to evaluate your pastureland.
Looking for Pilot Users for Agriculture-Focused Mental Health App - The Ministry of Agriculture and Innovation Saskatchewan have been working with Bridges Health to create a new tool to help producers track their mental health
Assurance System Producer Program - Sheep Stream - "Ewe" Don't Want to Miss Out

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