'It’s an exciting time': Sask. firm hopes its autonomous farm equipment is the way of the future
A Saskatchewan firm hopes it's autonomous farming technology that can be controlled using a tablet is the way of the future.
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Protect your crops with Municipal Hail Insurance
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Fields to Forks DMM Energy
Fields to Fork tracks the journey of what we eat, and today we are talking about a part of the process you may not think much about - fuel!
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Fueling the family farm with DMM Energy
A Saskatchewan farmer explains how DMM Energy helps his family focus on their farm without ever having to worry about fuel.
How fresh, high-quality milk gets made in Sask.
A fourth generation farmer says many people would be surprised how quickly milk makes it from the farm to the grocery store fridge.
Will carbon pricing hurt Sask. farmers?
Watch: CTV Saskatoon’s Pat McKay spoke to a farmer who says he’ll feel the pinch.
UK's "Meatless Farm" launches new plant on the prairies
WATCH: We learn more about the Saskatchewan connection to a new plant protein facility in Calgary, AB.
Farming in the News
'It is quite dry out there right now': Growing season in Saskatchewan off to a slow start
Farmers in Saskatchewan are struggling to get seeds in the ground thanks to a cold, dry start to growing season.
Carbon pricing could wipe out some farmers' profits, Sask. ag group warns
Saskatchewan farmer Lee Moats says farmers need to be a part of the climate change solution - but there remains a tremendous amount of opposition to the carbon pricing regime.
Prairie honey producers face challenges bringing in foreign workers
Jhulio Vanegas has worked in Saskatchewan for 13 years. The Nicaraguan has a job in Shellbrook at Hannigan’s Honey for six months, spending the rest of the year in his home country.
'It made us all cry': Tisdale rallies for farmer who suffered stroke
Dec. 8 was supposed to be a usual day for Norm Bromm.
People opting for local food during COVID-19, Saskatoon restaurant owner says
Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, more people have been opting to eat local and in turn feed the local economy, according to a Saskatoon chef and restaurant owner.
'You’re in the danger zone': Sask. farmers brave wet conditions after heavy rain
Farmer Ryan Reid says there was a late thaw of the ground in his region and his land was still covered in snow in the first part of May.
Israeli agricultural genetics firm plants roots in Saskatoon
An Israeli genomics company is opening an office in Saskatoon, the province announced Wednesday.
