William DeKay

Prime minister Justin Trudeau wound up a day of tours in Saskatoon meeting with staff, board members and leadership from the Vaccine and Infectious

Farming was particularly tough 25 years ago when Lionel and Melody Ector started looking for options at their five-generation farm near Loreburn, just

Researchers plan to use the latest genomic tools to target disease and create healthier bison herds in Canada. Genome Canada recently announced a $5.1

HANLEY, Sask. — Sell a bison burger and you’re selling a story. That’s how Les and Kathy Kroeger approach their business and their customers.
 “I’ve got

Compared to the monocrops, Lana Shaw’s chickpea-flax combo was the clear winner, showing resiliency during extreme growing conditions.
 “It really put

A deadline looms to halt the use of two percent liquid strychnine for control of Richardson’s ground squirrels, more commonly known as gophers. Farmers on

A 48-year-old man faces criminal charges after Saskatchewan and Alberta RCMP recovered 10 head of cattle that were stolen in Thorhild, Alta., and taken to

Often called blue-green algae, cyanobacteria produce toxins that can cause liver damage, gastroenteritis and even death if ingested by livestock.


“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.

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.