Vitamin Supplementation for Cattle
By Colby Elford, PAg, Livestock and Feed Extension Specialist, Moose Jaw
Vitamins are a very important part of beef cattle nutrition and are crucial for...
Brush Control on Pastureland
By Kelly Cochrane, PAg, Range Management Extension Specialist, Weyburn
As we move into the winter grazing season, now may be a good opportunity to evaluate...
Green Foxtail
By Kaeley Kindrachuk, B.App.Sc., TechAg, Crops Extension Specialist, Outlook
Green foxtail is a widespread weed across the prairies and producers have been trying to control...
Marketing Your Grain
By Michael Brown, AAg CCA, Crops Extension Specialist, Humboldt
Harvest 2020 has finished well ahead of schedule in most of Saskatchewan thanks to a hot,...
Dairy Farmers Disagree With Critical Report
Source: Ed White, producer.com, October 30th, 2020
Dairy Farmers of Canada are pleased to see the benefits of supply management recognized in the Supply Management...
Regulation Changes Bring New Training Requirements for Livestock Transporters
By Janelle Smith, Livestock and Feed Extension Specialist, Tisdale Regional Office
In 1977, the federal government released the ‘Health of Animals Regulations: Transport of Animals’...
Manitoba Farmers Frustrated by ‘No Net Loss’ Approach To Wetlands Rules
Source: Robert Arnason, producer.com, October 27th, 2020
The new rules streamline the approval process for managing small and temporary wetlands.
Last October, Manitoba’s government adopted a...
Know Your Enemy – Perennial Sow-Thistle
Lately, perennial sow-thistle (Sonchus arvensis) plants have been easy to find. In Saskatchewan, this weed is designated as a Noxious Weed under The Weed...
How Did Your Forage Establish?
By Al Foster, PAg, Range Management Specialist, Tisdale
Fall is a good time to check the establishment of new forages that have been planted with...
Annual Crops for Grazing, Silage and Greenfeed
Integrating annual forage crops provides additional feed security and flexibility for livestock feeding operations.
Whenever you introduce livestock to new feed, care must be taken...