Carinata is poised to become a more economical crop option for Prairie farmers now that the crop’s meal has the federal seal of approval. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency recently […] Read more
Minogue: Feed option may put carinata in Prairie rotations
Minogue: Available acres may make Brazil top soy player
Raleigh, N.C. — Whatever major boosts may soon come in world soybean production are seen coming from countries with the acres to spare, not necessarily from breeders building better beans. […] Read more
Factors line up for sclerotinia in 2014
To spray or not to spray? It’s a tougher question when it comes to sclerotinia in canola than for most other crop diseases. Last year, the high levels of sclerotinia […] Read more
Minogue: In canola seed, smaller size a better value
Canola’s seed kernel size can vary greatly from year to year, ranging from three to 7.5 grams per 1,000 kernels. While some growers believe larger seeds have a better chance […] Read more
Fight for votes on Weyburn terminal’s fate lands in court
A group of “dissident shareholders,” seeking farmers’votes to head off a sale of southeastern Saskatchewan’s Weyburn Inland Terminal, will continue its campaign after a brief stop in court. With 15 […] Read more
Sask. growers eye increased pulse, soybean acres
Having spent the week taking the pulse of Saskatchewan’s grain and oilseed growers, the province’s pea, bean and lentil grower organization expects to see more acres in the province shift […] Read more
Farmers seek to stave off Weyburn Terminal takeover
Eleven southeastern Saskatchewan farmers hope to fend off a planned takeover of a farmer-owned grain terminal by drafting their own ticket for the terminal’s board. More than 200 Weyburn Inland […] Read more
‘Biggest year’ seen for cash advance applications
With rail congestion, jammed elevators and a record-large crop dragging on farmers’ ability to deliver grain, a federal program to help farmers with near-term cash flow is seeing a particularly […] Read more
Minogue: Undercurrent of frustration pervades at CropSphere
Just months after a record-setting harvest, delegates nodded as market analyst Larry Webber told Saskatchewan farmers at CropSphere in Saskatoon, “Everything is not rosy in the country.” Frustration is building […] Read more
Farmer-owned Sask. terminal’s potential sale questioned
Some shareholders and customers of southeastern Saskatchewan’s Weyburn Inland Terminal have joined together to question the potential sale of the farmer-owned facility to outside buyers. WIT on Dec. 13 announced […] Read more
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