As of early June, 11 blacklegged ticks had been identified in Saskatchewan, based on reports to a monitoring service called etick.ca.
Farm Living
Blacklegged ticks gain ground in Saskatchewan
Numbers are still low, but their presence is cause for concern because they can carry Lyme disease and spread it to humans
Pemmican to bannock: a symbol of First Nations resilience
The bison were sacred animals for the Indigenous people, providing them with the necessities of life: food, clothing, shelter, tools and toys.
Variety of options available to manage separation, divorce
In Saskatchewan, there are a variety of process options that people may use to navigate separation and divorce.
Pulse flour demand makes significant strides
Bakery companies are eager to use pulses because it allows them to use protein/ fibre and sustainability claims on their products
Pulses are making inroads into the US$507 billion global bakery industry, say industry officials.
Tax and estate planning toolbox needs periodic inspection
Achieving tax efficiency and a smooth transition of a farming business, whether that means selling the farm or passing it on to the next generation, requires a high level of care and attention.
Strategic leadership important now — and in the future
What comes first, strategy or leadership? It’s a classic “chicken and the egg” situation.
June is a great time to enjoy what the season has to offer
The garden has now produced some fresh food, and I am still loving the rhubarb as the berries and first vegetables start arriving.
Wildfire smoke poses health risks to farmers and livestock
Manitoba farmers urged to protect both themselves and their livestock from wildfire smoke and have a comprehensive evacuation plan ready in case of emergency situations
Manitoba farmers urged to protect both themselves and their livestock from the health impacts of wildfire smoke and have a comprehensive evacuation plan ready in case of emergency situations.
Castlegar celebrates nature, culture and link to the Prairies
Castlegar, B.C., blends outdoor adventure, striking mountain scenery, rich culture and a key historical link to the Canadian Prairies.
Life’s transitions can be challenging but rewarding
From retirement to adapting operations, today’s farmers are making transitions; here’s how two farmers used them to grow
The agriculture industry is grappling with change, perhaps more than ever before, which is why it’s also more important than ever for farmers to understand how to successfully navigate transitions, both professional and personal.
