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Farm groups’ response has been muted, thus far, in the face of U.S. President Donald Trump’s announced 35 per cent…
Canada falling short on digital agriculture
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Alberta research group digs into potato research
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Dairy could sour U.S. trade talks
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Business risk management on ministers’ agenda
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Canola market finds upside as U.S.-Canada trade talks restart
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Food label to change after glyphosate lawsuit
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Balance sought between soil health, bottom line
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Saskatchewan cattle producers work on grassland policy
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South Sask. ranchers win environmental award
Saskatchewan Stock Growers Association president Jeff Yorga, left, Karin Elford, Mark Alford, Mindy Hockley-Anderson fromSaskatchewan Stock Growers Foundation were present…
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