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The rapid increase in grain and oilseed prices through much of provided much of the fodder to feed coffee row discussions this year. And now we have some …
Agriculture
Saskatchewan has its finger on the pulse. Saskatchewan Matters episode 10.
Saskatchewan business commentator and Chair of Martin Charlton Communications Paul Martin joins host Dan Gold to delve into the 20th-century gold mine: Pulse …
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Farmland Values Increase Modestly
Drought conditions across much of the province are casting a bit of a shadow over farmland prices. Prices are still rising – but at the lowest rate in 15 …
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Measuring Drought Damage
Here’s the first estimate of how much damage the drought has caused on crop production across Western Canada. StatsCan has just issued its forecast for this …
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Sask Farmers Hold 20% of Canadian Farm Equity
Strong crop prices have led to an improvement in the outlook for Saskatchewan agriculture this year. Prices began to move late last year and it was enough to …
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And Now Even More Canola Crushing
The hottest topic in the business world in this region these days is canola processing. We’ve just seen the third announcement of a major facility in the …
