Retired farmers own and rent about 11 million acres of land in Saskatchewan. If a percentage decide to cash out, it could shift the farmland market in the province
Farm business
Realtor watches retired farmers’ land decisions
It’s estimated retired farmers control 30 per cent of Saskatchewan cropland, so whether they keep it or sell will have an impact
Considering commodities and commodity stocks in your portfolio
A deeper look at why the TSX performed so well despite an ailing economy
A look at why the TSX performed so well in 2025 despite an ailing economy.
Managing highs and lows: How optional inventory adjustments fit into farm strategy
Income volatility is a fact of life in Canadian agriculture. Here’s how OIAs can help manage the highs and lows
Weather swings, shifting markets and global trade pressures often create big changes in a farm’s year‑to‑year income, but there are tax tools to help farmers manage these highs and lows.
How women can develop leadership presence
Leadership presence is valuable no matter what stage of your career. Here are some tips for how to hone your leadership skills
How women can develop leadership presence.
The Good, Bad & Ugly
The Good: The canola market closed up by C$13.20 per tonne and settled at C$733.30 per tonne at the end of the trading day. The gains dwarfed the losses posted yesterday and pushed values above the close posted on Friday of C$730.80 per tonne. This was a key technical point in today’s trade and leaves […] Read more
How women lead with confidence in agriculture
Women working in agriculture is not as rare as it used to be and with the help of peers and industry learning opportunities women are confidently stepping into leadership roles
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From token to trusted: the rise of women leadership in agricultural organizations
Women’s roles in leadership are rising in agricultural associations across the country
According to recent data, nearly half of Canadian agricultural associations are now led by women — up from just 12 per cent a decade ago.
Farm organizations work on common issues
Farm leaders say agricultural producers from around the world are more aligned than their governments might be
Farmer organizations from several countries agree there is common ground among them, even as geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainties swirl.
Farm cash receipt statistics reveal some interesting trends
Could the money spent on AgriInvest be better deployed elsewhere? Free money with few strings attached is always popular, but is this the best use of government resources?
AM Market Report – March 11, 2026
GOOD MORNING…HERE IS YOUR MORNING MARKET NEWS OVERNIGHT GRAIN TRADE Grain markets are in rally mode this morning, led by the oilseed sector. ICE canola futures are posting impressive $13 to $15/tonne gains this morning following a 2-day corrective setback. Chicago soybean futures are charging 11 to 20 cents/bu higher, led by the nearby contracts…pulled […] Read more
