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What's New on Our Website

Recent updates:

Diamondback Moth - Catch Numbers now updated - June 27, 2018
International Trade Partners - Trade export numbers now updated.
Rabies – April monthly report of submissions and results now posted.
Chronic Wasting Disease is now listed as a Notifiable Disease in Saskatchewan. Updated information on the Game Farm Program and Chronic Wasting Disease pages.
Agriview – The June issue of Agriview is now online.

New Content:

Crop Production News Isssue #6 is now live online.
2018 Agriculture Scholarship winning submissions are now available.
Canadian Agricultural Partnership (CAP) - New agricultural programs launch this spring
$388 million invested in strategic agricultural initiatives in Saskatchewan.
Strategic use of Vitamin A and E during a Shortage - implications of the vitamin shortage to ruminants and modified ruminant animals.

New Sask Ag Now blog posts:

Absinthe – a weed that continues to increase - Absinth Wormwood is a noxious weed in Saskatchewan that continues to spread across the prairies.
Managing Plant Disease in the Future by Scouting Now -Managing plant disease is a complex issue that takes planning and consideration in order to stay on top of it year after year.
Video: How to Scout for Clubroot - Clubroot is an important soil-borne disease of canola and other brassicas that can cause yield losses of 50 per cent or greater under extreme conditions.
Proper Pesticide Application and Social Licence - Proper pesticide application is an important management strategy.
Integrated Pest Management and Social Licence - Integrated pest management is defined as a decision making process that combines multiple strategies.
The Need to Repurpose - When faced with a problem, agricultural producers readily look for a solution.
Why Do We Have Food Recalls? - I know what many people are thinking: “Why does it seem like there are so many recalls these days? Who can I trust? Is our food really safe?”
Farm Kids, Safe Kids - Saskatchewan farms are a great place to be a kid. Develop a plan and some rule to ensure safety when playing and working.

Agriculture News Releases

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Go to Agriculture New Release Archive

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