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China remains Canada's largest wheat customer, even though purchases are down about 15 percent compared to the same point during the last crop year. In the 2022/23 season, China accounted for three million tonnes or 26 percent of all Canadian wheat exports. At the current pace, the 2023-24 crop y
The University of Saskatchewan (USask) will house the first insect research facility with quarantine capabilities in a western Canadian university. Th...
SASKATOON – A team of researchers used the Canadian Light Source (CLS) at the University of Saskatchewan (USask) to show that cuticular wax—a waxy layer that covers exterior surfaces of plants, . . .
The province announced it is partnering with the federal government to give a $9.8 million boost for crop rese...
By News Room Two resolutions were passed at multiple online annual general meetings on Tuesday. The carbon tax resolution asks the federal government to recognize and reward farmers for carbon dioxide sequestered in agricultural soils through continuous cropping, as well as reduced or zero till. The other resolution calls for the establishment of an Export Sales Reporting program—similar to the United States. Data would be reported daily, compiled weekly and released in a timely fashion. In presenting the resolution at the SaskWheat Development Commission meeting, Strasbourg area fa...