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Sask. keeps grazing rates for Crown lands frozen for 2024

Sask. keeps grazing rates for Crown lands frozen for 2024
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Keith dayDavid maritSaskatchewan cattlemen associationMinistry of agricultureSaskatchewan cattlemen

Governments invest $6.8 million in livestock, forage research

Governments invest $6.8 million in livestock, forage research
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David maritLawrence macaulayJo anne relf ecksteinSaskatchewan forage seed development commissionSaskatchewan canola developers commissionSaskatchewan wheat development commissionSaskatchewan cattlemen associationCanada agriculture development fundWestern canadaAgriculture development fundSaskatchewan cattlemenSaskatchewan pulse growersSaskatchewan wheat developmentAnne relf eckstein

Producers urged to send carbon tax message | The Western Producer

Producers urged to send carbon tax message | The Western Producer
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Balmy temperatures helping Sask. cattle producers save big money

Saskatchewan's 12,000 cattle producers are saving big money this winter thanks to unseasonably warm temperatures. However, some fear those savings might be overshadowed by continuing drought conditions this summer.

Keith dayGarret poletzSaskatchewan cattlemen associationSaskatchewan cattlemen

Determining carbon cost of cattle forage production: U of S research

For the cattle industry, the world’s changing climate has become a major consideration for producers and consumers alike.

New yorkUnited statesJudson christophersonBrooke kleiboerPostmedia network incYoung innovators university of saskatchewanCollege of agricultureS college of agricultureSaskatoon starphoenixUniversity of saskatchewanSaskatchewan cattlemen associationNew york timesAgri food innovationSustainability enhancementStuart smythResource economics