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The Nature Conservancy of Canada will hold the first BioBlitz starting at 9 a.m. on Saturday, June 24 at Wideview, the new conservation property that it purchased next to Grasslands National Park.

Seeding has essentially wrapped up in the province, Saskatchewan Agriculture reported for the week of June 12.

A total of 7,108 head of cattle were sold in Saskatchewan the week of June 9, up from 5,343 head sold the previous week. This number is an increase from 5,618 head the same week a year ago.

The Mankota Stockmen鈥檚 Weigh Co. held an all class sale on June 9. There were 789 head sold.

A Weyburn business has won first place as a small business in the Mission: Zero awards, presented recently by Safe Saskatchewan.

The Ministry of Agriculture announced on June 15 that it will offer current patrons of the Saskatchewan Pastures Program (SPP) the option of leasing the pastures as the program is wound down over the next three years.

The Saskatchewan Stock Growers Association discussed the theme of 鈥淐hange, Challenge, Opportunity鈥� during its 104th annual general meeting, held in Moose Jaw on June 11-13.

Calgary 鈥� The Canadian Association of Oilwell Drilling Contractors (CAODC) announces its revised 2017 Drilling Forecast on June 13, and it鈥檚 in line with other forecasts that call for a significant increase.

Calgary 鈥� Raging River Exploration has been on a tear with drilling, and it shows in their first quarter 2017 results, released May 8.