Tag Archives University of Saskatchewan
Criticism of CTA review panel report continues to build
Agricultural economist Richard Gray says if the railway Maximum Revenue Entitlement ends the only alternative to protect farmers is running rights
Grain shippers want emergency rules extended
Key clauses expire Aug. 1
Government should do more to support agricultural science
Agriculture needs to respond to consumer demands for more information
Survey to gauge changes in crop rotation
Data needed to measure climate benefit from changes farmers already made
How should farmers collect money for cereal varietal development — checkoffs, end point royalties or both?
Some farmers benefit from research without supporting it
PAMI trials new technology for cleaning swine trailers
Researchers have developed a promising new prototype that has the ability to clean swine trailers more efficiently while maintaining biosecurity standards
Producer investment drives wheat and barley success
The WGRF is celebrating 35 years of supporting research
Genetic codebreaking on wheat years ahead of schedule
Railway rate deregulation arguments don’t add up, skeptics say
Competitive markets work, but the key is competition and that’s lacking in Canada’s rail sector
Tracking the elusive but destructive wild boar
The highly reclusive wild boar may be responsible for much more crop damage than previously thought