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Three new books offer winter reading

Three new books offer winter reading

Shelterbelts, preserving prairie and a busy ranch.
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GSU accepts Viterra offer

GSU accepts Viterra offer

Strike narrowly averted.
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Wheat growers question HVK

Wheat growers question HVK

HVK ‘are kernels that have a natural translucent colouring which is an externally visible sign of hardness:’ Grain Commission
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Review requested for how canola council is funded

Review requested for how canola council is funded

SaskCanola spent $1.59 million funding the council in 2022-23 and has budgeted $1.75 million for 2023-24.
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Grain movement ‘humming along’ this winter

Grain movement ‘humming along’ this winter

Total exports are about where they should be for this time of the year.
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Four innovative R&D projects get gov’t boost

Four innovative R&D projects get gov’t boost

Innovation Saskatchewan allocates more than $1 million to research and development projects in core sectors.
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Agriculture This Week: Research dollars an investment for future

Agriculture This Week: Research dollars an investment for future

Seeing news recently that 29 crop science projects from researchers at the University of Saskatchewan (USask) have received a total of close to $7.5 million is a good thing.
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Canola recovery still possible

Canola recovery still possible

China purchased 450,000 tonnes in November, with most of that being supplied by Canada.
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USask research supports beef producers

USask research supports beef producers

Determining the carbon cost of cattle forage production.
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Brazil showers pause drought worry; canola exports slow

Brazil showers pause drought worry; canola exports slow

Trend of prices slowly grinding lower continues.
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