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Despite a cool and wet start to the week, seeding is advancing at a remarkable rate, according to Saskatchewan Agriculture鈥檚 Weekly Crop Report.

It shouldn鈥檛 come as a great surprise that people base their positions on purely emotional responses, ones usually devoid of scientific evidence, solid reasoning, or at times even rational thought.

Almost a year of research is coming to fruition for the Supporting the Advancement of Women in Agriculture (SAWA) project and the results indicate that more needs to be done to increase gender diversity in leadership roles in the industry.

At times it is natural for columnists on a particular topic to feed off one another.

Landowners who have seeded and established perennial forage stands, have several options for marketing the crop. One option is to sell the standing crop to a tenant for baling.

At times it is natural for columnists on a particular topic to feed off one another at times.

Richardson International Limited has nearly doubled the storage and receiving capacity of its export terminal in North Vancouver following the successful completion of a $140-million expansion project.

In 2015 the cattle market went through substantial ups and downs. Producers who purchased livestock price insurance had a level of protection to help offset the market volatility.

Seeding progress continues to rapidly advance thanks to warm and dry weather. Saskatchewan producers now have 35 per cent of the crop in the ground.

By Naomi Paley Regional Livestock Specialist, Yorkton Ministry of Agriculture For many cow-calf producers, free-choice feeding of vitamins and minerals is the only way to supplement their animals on summer pastures.