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Are you finding there isn’t enough time to get it all done in a day? Technology today is making it easier and less stressful to multitask. Smartphones are changing the way farmers do business. You can now bring your office with you.

Oats may not be on the list of minor, or at least specialty crops on the Canadian Prairies these days, but a recent decision from a major buyer of the commodity has certainly put the crop at the forefront of industry news.

Oat growers wishing to market to Grain Millers will no longer be able to use glyphosate as a fall-applied desiccant.

Building soil takes decades, but it should be a goal of farmers. That was one of the key messages delivered by Yasir M. Syed of Biofert Manufacturing Inc. when he spoke to a SOCA Organic Producers Association event in Yorkton Friday.

The issue of image was at the heart of a presentation to the recent Yorkton Rotary Farmer Appreciation Night. The guest speakers; Adele Buettner (CAC) & Pat Beaujot (P.Ag.

There is a need to get the true story of agriculture to consumers. That was the message those attending the 40th edition of the Rotary Club of Yorkton Farmer Appreciation banquet held at the Painted Hand Casino Saturday.

The ninth annual Blue Collar Bull Sale was held at Heartland Livestock in Yorkton Saturday.

The word hormones when it comes to use in agriculture, is becoming one which creates an emotional response in consumers.

Agriculture Minister Lyle Stewart hasannounced the government of Saskatchewan will hold further consultations and undertake a review of farmland ownership rules under The Saskatchewan Farm Security Act.

The Size Matters Charolais Bull Sale was held Thursday at the farm of Carey and LeeAnn Weinbender, southeast of Canora.