Frost isn't the only reason your forage can have nitrates. Any type of stress can cause nitrate accumulation. Include a nitrate test as part of your feed planning strategy. For more info, contact your local livestock and feed extension specialist: saskatchewan.ca/business/agric… #SaskAg

As livestock feed is harvested around the province, consider feed testing to know exactly what’s in it. If you have questions, contact your local livestock and feed management specialist. #SaskAg saskatchewan.ca/business/agric…

We will be kicking off our Canola Disease Training workshops in Outlook tomorrow! 🌱 There's still time to register: saskcanola.com/upcoming-event… #SaskAg #canola

Want to expand your agriculture and food exports to international markets? Get more info and resources from our website: saskatchewan.ca/business/agric… #SaskAg

The ministry has free necropsy and diagnostic services for small poultry producers. Learn more: saskatchewan.ca/business/agric… #SaskAg #SustainableCdnAg AAFC Canada

The deadline for spring Agriculture Demonstration of Practices and Technologies projects is Nov. 22, 2024. Contact the Agriculture Knowledge Centre at 1-866-457-2377 to learn more. AAFC Canada #SustainableCdnAg #SaskAg saskatchewan.ca/business/agric…

Great ideas grow in Saskatchewan. Discover how NRGene Canada is harnessing the power of genomics and data science to enhance crop and livestock productivity, ingredient quality, and sustainability. #InvestSK

Finding sooty mould in your crops? Check out this resource to provide you with some information about sooty mould: saskwheat.ca/sooty-mould-id…

The application intake deadline for the Water Security Agency Agricultural Water Management Fund is September 1, 2024. Call the Client Services line at 1-866-727-5420 for more information on the funding streams under the program or how to apply. wsask.ca/water-programs…

Producers are making good progress with harvest despite several storm delays with 25 per cent completed. Learn more in this week’s crop report. saskatchewan.ca/crop-report #SaskAg

Sheep production is rapidly growing in the province. Brimar Farms is a family-owned large-scale sheep farm located near Lipton, Saskatchewan. Find out how Martin Catto and his family care for their 7,000 sheep operation. #FacesofFarming #SaskAG youtu.be/hntpAwnB1-o

Ministry offices will be closed on Monday, September 2, 2024. Offices will return to regular hours on Tuesday, September 3, 2024.

With the help of passionate ranchers and conservationists, bison meat is on the rise. Learn from #Saskatchewan producers on how they’re following regulations and best practices when marketing their bison. #SaskAG #BisonInSK youtu.be/VTLVU84t9KY

The first step to minimizing #harvest24 losses is to collect a sample and quantify them with the Harvest Loss tool. It’s easy to use and will help get as much #canola in the bin as possible. Check it out today: canolacouncil.org/calculator/har…

Blue-green algae (cyanobacteria) can be toxic towards livestock. Learn how to differentiate it from other kinds of algae and water-based plants. #SaskAg saskatchewan.ca/business/agric…

Body condition scoring is a great tool to ensure your ewes are in proper condition and good health. #Sheep #SaskAG youtu.be/cNMjUvS2Jwk

Harvest has progressed quickly throughout most of the province this past week, with 42 per cent of the 2024 crop harvested. Learn more in this week’s crop report: saskatchewan.ca/crop-report #SaskAg

A soil test is important to identify what nutrients may be left over from the previous crop. Soil samples can be taken in the spring or fall. Learn more: saskatchewan.ca/business/agric… #SaskAg

#DYK Slender wheatgrass has good saline tolerance and can quickly provide ground cover and erosion control? This makes it great for seeding in marginal areas. #SaskAg upick.beefresearch.ca/forages/slende…

Growing conditions in many parts of the province have been ideal for mould growth so make sure to monitor your sweet clover stands and stockpiled hay for signs. Dicoumarol produced from mouldy sweet clover is toxic to livestock. #SaskAg