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Pest presence in Saskatchewan during 2026 growing season (opens the original)
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Some pests were more prevalent in Saskatchewan compared to others this season, according to the Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture's Provincial Insect and Vertebrate Pest Management Specialist. And like the cabbage seedpod weevil, how large the population of pea leaf weevil will be next year depends on snow cover. "So if we get heavy snow cover in eastern regions, then growers should probably consider buying a seed treatment for control of pea leaf weevil." he said. "There are products availab
Sask. Farmers make huge gain in harvest progress (opens the original)
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Good weather over the past week allowed farmers to make serious harvest progress. The Saskatchewan Crop Report has harvest at 63 per cent complete, a jump of 22 per cent from the previous week. However, it's still behind the five year average of 91 per cent and the ten year average of 82 per cent. The southwest region continues to lead with 84 per cent of harvest complete, while the west-central is at 69 per cent, the southeast 57 per cent, the northwest 53 per cent, the east-central 52 per cent
Cattle prices remain range-bound as market watches supply, demand trends (opens the original)
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A Portfolio Manager with Winnipeg-based Ventum Financial says cattle prices have been trading sideways over the last two months. David Derwin noted full-weight live cattle futures were trading around $240US per cwt in mid-June then dropped to around $220 per cwt. Its a similar situation for the feeder cattle market – sitting near the high of $370US per cwt at the end of June, then down to just over $300US, and back up to around $330US per cwt. "So the market has certainly been moving sideways fo
Webinar highlights use of hormone implants in beef production (opens the original)
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Hormone implants are one of the most researched and cost-effective tools available to beef producers, yet uncertainty and misconceptions often keep them from being used. In a recent webinar hosted by the Beef Cattle Research Council, industry experts discussed the use and benefits of hormone implants on Canadian cow-calf operations. Dr. Lauren Younker with Telus Agriculture explained the hormone implants are small pellets that are placed under the skin in the ear of the animal. "What it's doing
Canola, wheat prices show long-term strength despite harvest pressure (opens the original)
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Canola and wheat prices have shown big swings but overall remain on track to go higher over the long-term. Portfolio Manager at Ventum Financial David Derwin notes canola prices have been on a positive trend since the beginning of the year. Over the last two weeks, the November canola contract been trading between $810 and $840 a metric tonne. On Tuesday, the contract closed at $824.30, down $10.90 on the day. "And that 840 level has been very much an overhead resistance level in the sense that
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