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A&W introduces bison burger in Saskatchewan
For a limited time, beginning on Sept. 23, A&W is bringing prairie-raised Bison Burger exclusively to restaurants across Saskatchewan. Saskatchewan is a province proud of the role its agriculture plays in Canada and on the world stage,” says Susan Senecal,…
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Canada Foundation for Innovation grants research funds for USask
SASKATOON — Eight University of Saskatchewan (USask) researchers have been awarded $1.3 million by the Canada Foundation for Innovation (CFI) for equipment to support leading-edge projects in human health, food security, environmental protection, public safety and computer technology. “This critical…
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Governments invest in livestock and forage research in Saskatchewan
Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada and the province of Saskatchewan announced $6.3 million in funding for research to benefit farmers and ranchers
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Governments commit funding for ag projects in Saskatchewan
Thirty crop-related research projects in Saskatchewan will share $7.7 million in funding from the province of Saskatchewan and the federal government
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Which province scored an A in the first-ever food report card?
The Conference Board of Canada has released Canada’s Food Report Card: Provincial Performance, a report that assesses each province’s food systems and food sectors.
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New Saskatchewan regulations to protect livestock health
The Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture livestock programs will soon begin requiring applicants to have a Premises Identification number to participate
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Muskoka Brewery to withdraw from “New West Partnership” provinces
The Muskoka, Ont.-based independent craft brewery has decided to withdraw from Alberta, B.C. and Saskatchewan markets due to tax increase
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Cargill opens canola refinery in Saskatchewan
Company’s first canola refinery in Canada is its largest in North America
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Saskatchewan’s 2013 crop exceeds target
In 2013, producers in Saskatchewan harvested the largest crop in the province’s history at 38.4 million tonnes
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Crop research receives funding in Saskatchewan
The $6.5 million funding will mean benefits for several organizations and crop producers and help create more productive and profitable sectors
