WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Trade frictions between the United States and Canada are a “family quarrel,” President Donald Trump’s economic adviser said on Sunday, brushing aside concerns expressed by Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as an overreaction. The Trump administration said on Thursday it was moving ahead with tariffs on aluminum and steel imports from Canada, […] Read more
- News
Farmers complain about red tape January 24, 2020
Manitoba sticks with rejected Green Plan January 24, 2020
Western Canadian wheat: Bids generally higher throughout Prairies January 24, 2020
Students cut and prepare for new careers in Canada January 24, 2020
Canola best priced in spring: analyst January 23, 2020
- Opinions
Beef industry’s challenges require co-ordinated effort January 23, 2020
Latest trust-in-food data is unsettling January 23, 2020
Is the future in steel weed management? January 23, 2020
Increasing happiness quotient more important than ever January 23, 2020
It is too soon to write off glyphosate access just yet January 17, 2020
- Markets
- Farmers complain about red tape January 24, 2020
- Western Canadian wheat: Bids generally higher throughout Prairies January 24, 2020
Flax sector eyes Mexican market January 23, 2020
Expected increase in oat acres could see drop in prices January 23, 2020
- Machinery
- Is the future in steel weed management? January 23, 2020
Saskatchewan investment funds invest in Degelman Industries January 23, 2020
Six-wheel-steering trailer gets around January 23, 2020
When the seeding iron wears out, give it new life January 23, 2020
Sask. investment funds invest in Degelman Industries January 16, 2020
- Livestock
Prairie feed bids cool as temperatures rise January 23, 2020
Youngster wins big in show January 23, 2020
National treasure makes inroads January 23, 2020
Miniature Zebus turn heads at cattle show January 23, 2020
BRD diagnosis in feedlots may become easier to make January 23, 2020
- Crops
- Manitoba sticks with rejected Green Plan January 24, 2020
- Western Canadian wheat: Bids generally higher throughout Prairies January 24, 2020
Ag Canada forecasts larger wheat crop, smaller canola in 2020/21 January 23, 2020
Prospects remain positive for wheat market January 23, 2020
Integrated management advised for clubroot January 23, 2020
- Farm Living
Policing review alarms SW Sask. January 23, 2020
Couple turns alpaca fleece into yarn January 23, 2020
B.C. cattle producers resettle in Saskatchewan January 23, 2020
Take care of your eyes by making healthy eating choices January 23, 2020
Corral-style traps help control wild pigs in Sask. January 23, 2020
