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Is it time to select cattle for climate change attributes?

Is it time to select cattle for climate change attributes?

Canadian producers need to breed cattle that can better handle widely different temperature extremes while maintaining traits such as feed efficiency and meat quality
Climate change may dry up potholes

Climate change may dry up potholes

Future prairie moisture cycle may be opposite of what we’ve assumed, more precipitation might reduce groundwater recharge
What makes Quick Dick McDick tick?

What makes Quick Dick McDick tick?

Dickson Delorme spends his days working on the farm, considering his community and online persona’s next topics
Photos: Poultry and rabbit show held at the Red Market Barn

Photos: Poultry and rabbit show held at the Red Market Barn

Event hosted by the Redvers Small Animal and Bird Sale Organization and Prairie Rabbit Club
USask PhD student earns Alexander Graham Bell Canada Graduate Scholarship for fungal research

USask PhD student earns Alexander Graham Bell Canada Graduate Scholarship for fungal research

Jensen Cherewyk is another key contributor among a list of researchers who have helped establish USask as the centre of ergot research in Canada and earned it international respect in the field
Seaweed supplements could significantly reduce livestock methane emissions

Seaweed supplements could significantly reduce livestock methane emissions

Seaweed has long been hailed a ‘superfood’ for humans but adding it to animal feed to reduce methane gas released into the atmosphere by ruminants' burping and flatulence is a relatively new idea
Hilltop Cattle Co. Ltd. has a rich history

Hilltop Cattle Co. Ltd. has a rich history

Beef operation keeps owners busy
Hall of famers remembered on Nov. 11

Hall of famers remembered on Nov. 11

Canadians who served inducted into Saskatchewan Agriculture Hall of Fame
Bringing the cows home with Russell Bayliss and Kathy Kyle

Bringing the cows home with Russell Bayliss and Kathy Kyle

Annual event an old-fashioned cattle drive
Online marketplaces believe they help keep things messy

Online marketplaces believe they help keep things messy

Online grain marketplaces believe they are helping keep markets alive in the aftermath of the dissolution of the Canadian Wheat Board.
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