Very little is happening for most local farmers due to the abundance of snow the area has received this year that continues to cause water issues on many local farms. With seeding aimed to began in the latter part of April into early May, local farmers may need to melt snow and pump out water in order to get their crops in the ground.

It wasn’t good news last week when winds picked up in the Midwest region.

An artist’s sketch of Thelma Howard will forever reside in the Saskatchewan Agricultural Hall of Fame.

This region is getting more moisture than it bargained for, says a local crop expert.

A season’s worth of hard work by local 4-H participants is paying off this weekend.

This area’s children will get a firsthand look at farm safety at the end of the month.

The announcement that the Government of Saskatchewan will provide $50,000 to the Saskatchewan Association of Agricultural Societies for its Venture Project program was short and direct, which is the way it should be, according to Bill Hutchinson, minister of tourism, parks, culture and sport.

If sales during the last couple of months are a precursor for this weekend, there could be a lot of bull producers going home happy.

On Friday, the Government of Alberta announced additional funding for the seven regional agricultural societies in Alberta totalling approximately $1 million.

In collaboration with the Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture, the Government of Alberta put on an information session at the Wildrose Pavilion at the Exhibition Grounds on Tuesday in regards to changes to the barley and wheat marketing system.