William DeKay

Dark green strips across a sandy Saskatchewan hillside tell the story of how regenerative grazing brought a worn-out pasture back to life.

A professor of virology and infectious diseases says there are still more questions than answers when it comes to H5N1’s spread among dairy cattle.

Owners of a fourth-generation ranch in Saskatchewan say they are guided by principles that are rooted in the grass.

An old hay field is now a living demonstration of how rotational grazing can improve soil health, production and resilience during drought.

Isocycloseram will power five separate insecticide products for use in corn, cotton, vegetables, tree fruit, cereals and more.

Producers want to know how recommended seeding dates and the final seeding deadline relate to crop insurance coverage due to seeding delays.

Clubroot is a soil-borne disease of cruciferous plants, including cabbage and canola.
 Fengqun Yu of Agriculture Canada’s Saskatoon Research and Development Centre is leading a team of scientists dedicated to finding the genetic root of the clubroot problem.

"The widespread fires, the amount of them across the whole province, is affecting a lot of people, a lot of communities. So we're pulling out all the stops that we can to try to get as many experienced people on the front lines as we can, said forestry and parks minister Todd Loewen.

“The widespread fires, the amount of them across the whole province, is affecting a lot of people, a lot of communities. So we’re pulling out all the stops that we can to try to get as many experienced people on the front lines as we can, said forestry and parks minister Todd Loewen.

Symptoms of polio encephalomalacia (PEM) include progressive blindness, difficulty walking, depression and seizures in cattle.