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I’m hoping the Fast family of Rosthern, Sask. will be back in the concession area.

Ball cap is icing on the Ag In Motion cake

By Lee Hart July 19, 2017

The Ag In Motion farm show is a chance to see crops growing, machinery moving, and Lee Hart in person

If you are anything like me, who can sleep these days it being so close to the start of the 2017 Ag In Motion farm show near Saskatoon? You’ll probably just be getting this Grainews issue as the show is about to start on July 18, but if you see this and make it to […] Read more

Features

Live WeatherFarm demo to be on display at AIM

July 18, 2017

WeatherFarm will be on full display at the 2017 Ag in Motion Farm Expo. Two permanently installed weather stations will be showcased around the site, along with a demo station and the WeatherFarm.com online platform available in the booth for visitors to see up close. One weather station has been operating at the Ag in […] Read more

Crops, Lentils, Markets, Weather

Declining lentil prices should level off, improve

By GFM Network News July 18, 2017

CNS Canada — Red lentil growers, who have seen prices cut in half during the past year and a half, may finally be able to find solace in what some analysts call a brighter outlook for the remainder of 2017. “I personally am optimistic that we will see higher prices. Some other people will dispute […] Read more

Now in its third year, Ag in Motion is Western Canada’s only major outdoor farm show, where you can see, hear and feel the latest in ag technology. It will be held July 18-20 at Langham, just 15 minutes northwest of Saskatoon. For more information or the full program, visit www.aginmotion.ca.

Features

Ag in Motion: Seeing results where they count

July 17, 2017

At Ag in Motion, seed, crop protection and fertilizer companies, as well as grower associations and industry members will showcase field crop products as they should be seen — in the ground. Ag in Motion, running July 18-20 at Langham, Sask., northwest of Saskatoon, is home to over 100 acres of crop plots from over […] Read more

New Early Riser 2160 planter offers 32- and 36- row working widths.

Machinery

Case IH grows its Early Riser planter line

By Scott Garvey July 17, 2017

In early March Case IH added to its line of Early Riser planters with the introduction of the 2160. Available with either 32 or 36 rows, this big planter can be ordered in four different configurations with the steerable Rowtrac Carrier System or as a standard wheeled model. The 2160 gets Case IH’s latest planting […] Read more

FarmLife

Farm dads and emotions of quitting farming

By Elaine Froese July 15, 2017

It’s my 22nd Father’s Day column and I will do my best to not make “Charlie from Saskatchewan” feel like I am beating up farm dads! A reader asked me to write about the emotions of quitting farming. Let’s take the approach of the farm culture attributes farm founders appreciate. What might it feel like […] Read more

Crops

Saskatchewan crops normal overall, but south sees harsh conditions

By MarketsFarm Team July 13, 2017

CNS Canada — Despite the dry conditions gripping much of southern Saskatchewan, farmers in most of the province have something to cheer about, at least in terms of crop development. Saskatchewan Agriculture says in its weekly crop report released that most crops are developing normally. The report, covering the July 4-10 period, stated 84 per […] Read more

Crops, Features

Measuring soil’s benefits from CTF

A new test offers a way to measure improvements from controlled traffic farming

By Julienne Isaacs July 13, 2017

It can be called “fractal hierarchical aggregation” or just “fractal aggregation.” Whatever the moniker, the new method of soil health testing promises to offer producers an important metric for assessing soil quality and land stewardship, says Guillermo Hernandez, an assistant professor at the University of Alberta. This spring he published a research paper demonstrating that […] Read more

Bennie Dunhin was named Outstanding Young Agrologist by  the Saskatchewan Institute of Agrologists this year.

Features

Putting new ag products to the test

By Lisa Guenther July 13, 2017

For Bennie Dunhin, agronomy manager at Cavalier Agrow in northwestern Saskatchewan, the question isn’t whether or not a product works. “There’s no new product on the market that doesn’t work somewhere in the world. Otherwise it wouldn’t be a product,” says Dunhin, named Outstanding Young Agrologist by the Saskatchewan Institute of Agrologists this year. “It […] Read more

News

New Ride ’n’ Drive feature: self-propelled sprayers

Sprayers will be lined up and driven one at a time by interested buyers

By Ag in Motion Staff July 7, 2017

Choosing the right machine the first time saves growers time and money – in the purchase and in the application. Investing in a sprayer is a large financial commitment, so it’s important to know what’s on the market to truly meet your farm’s needs and to understand how the different models compare in performance. That’s […] Read more

Daily Network News

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Pulses

Ball cap is icing on the Ag In Motion cake

Live WeatherFarm demo to be on display at AIM

Declining lentil prices should level off, improve

Ag in Motion: Seeing results where they count

Case IH grows its Early Riser planter line

Farm dads and emotions of quitting farming

Saskatchewan crops normal overall, but south sees harsh conditions

Measuring soil’s benefits from CTF

Putting new ag products to the test

New Ride ’n’ Drive feature: self-propelled sprayers

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