Karen Briere

Tissue samples for DNA testing beef cattle can now be analyzed at the Global Institute for Food Security at the University of Saskatchewan.

The SaskAgMatters Mental Health Network’s Not One More campaign was launched during Canadian Western Agribition.

Farm Credit Canada said it has not changed its business practices and remains committed to supporting all producers, despite claim otherwise.

Animal Protection Services of Saskatchewan will not to renew its contract next year, prompting a search for a new agency to handle the job.

Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corp. is using drone-collected imagery and artificial intelligence to assess crops damaged by wildlife.

Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corp. tested a new forage insurance program recently as it looks for ways to better protect cattle producers.

Industry representatives have urged government agencies to do more to reduce red tape and reform regulations.

The House of Commons standing agriculture committee has set its agenda for the coming months, beginning with a look at current trade issues.

The House of Commons agriculture committee is studying red tape reduction and regulatory modernization, both desperately say industry.

Auctions of Saskatchewan crown lease land are on hold. Auctions were to open Oct. 7 and close Oct. 28 after not being held for two years.