Saskatchewan farmers prepare for the worst as canola seed tariffs take effect
According to the Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan, canola is down nearly $1.50 per bushel, meaning producers could lose around...
The time is now: Why the Second Narrows Bridge’s century of service deserves a century worth of foresight
Western Canadian farmers are the backbone of our nation’s agricultural economy, producing world-class wheat, canola, pulses, and other grains that...
CTV National News: Chinese tariffs could cost canola industry $1 billion
A mid-sized Saskatchewan canola farmer says he stands to lose $100,000 dollars because of tariffs imposed by China. Allison Bamford...
Impact of tariffs on Sask. agriculture discussed at Canada’s Farm Show
The impact of tariffs on Saskatchewan agriculture has been a popular topic discussed at Canada’s Farm Show in Regina this...
Canadian farmers watch as U.S. aid announced
SASKATOON — Crop farmers in the United States will soon be receiving a huge injection of government cash, and that...
Southern Alberta farmers concerned by U.S. and Chinese tariffs
Many farmers in southern Alberta will be planting in about a month. An already busy and stressful time, this year...
Canadian government should compensate farmers for losses due to Chinese tariffs: farm groups
Agrowing list of farm groups are publicly calling for compensation from the Canadian government for lost farmgate revenue as a...
How Donald Trump could impact Saskatchewan’s trade industry
Gunter Jochum, the president of the Wheat Growers association, said Trump suggesting a 10- to 20-per cent tariff on all...
Wheat Growers collect and compile Saskatchewan political parties agriculture policy
Agriculture is one of the main drivers of Saskatchewan’s economy. That’s why the Wheat Growers Association wanted to collect the...
Sask political parties respond to farmers concerns
Wheat Growers Association sent questions to all registered political parties in Saskatchewan, focusing on issues important to its members and...