business and agriculture
Autumn Colour in the Garden Paid Members Public
There are many plants that you can incorporate into your garden for lots of fall colour and a pretty good resistance to a little bit of frost.
Value-Added Agriculture Key to Success Paid Members Public
Barb Stefanyshyn-Cote emphasizes the importance of adding value to farm products and strategic location for business success in Saskatchewan.
Power and internet out in Craven after accident Paid Members Public
Craven suffered a catastrophic loss of infrastructure on Wednesday, October 2nd, when a large piece of farm equipment destroyed five power poles and pulled down all the power lines, as well as the phone lines.
Fork to Table – for Thanksgiving Paid Members Public
For many of us, thanksgiving involves getting together with folks that you enjoy and eating a lot of food! In Canada it is timely as we have usually just finished or in the process of finishing the harvest of our gardens
The Larch Cottage is an Elegant Prairie-Style ADU Retreat Paid Members Public
The Larch Cottage is a charming accessory dwelling unit (ADU) that perfectly blends modern comfort with aesthetic appeal.
Driving Our Roads into the Ground: SARM Calls for More Funding to Aid in Disintegrating Roads and Bridges Paid Members Public
These pieces of infrastructure are not only the lifeline for thousands of municipal residents who travel them daily; they also help drive our rural economy by supporting oil and gas, agriculture, mining, and other natural resource sectors.
Food Security in Question Paid Members Public
Canada's food supply feels secure, but reliance on global trade and singular sources could pose risks. Should individuals focus on securing more of their own food in uncertain times?
Mega Mergers: Good or Bad? Paid Members Public
As mega-corporations grow across agriculture and retail, competition lessens, raising concerns about consumer protection and the future of farming.
Fall Care of the Borders Paid Members Public
Autumn is a lovely time of year. The air has a crispness to it and the colours are usually quite spectacular! Our chores in the garden change a little bit as freezing temperatures convince hardy plants, trees and shrubs to rest as winter approaches.
The Sharps Creek Ranch Paid Members Public
Nestled on a lush corner lot, this single-story ranch home plan embodies refined living with its view lot design
News Briefs - Sept 23 2024 Paid Members Public
Legion facility upgrades, Construction investment growth, Financial literacy course, Rare earth metals, Lowest inflation rate, Disability facility funding, Nuclear research investment, Harvest progress update, Order of Merit, Olympic athlete recognition.
SaskTel expands 5G service to Nokomis Paid Members Public
And 50 rural and Indigenous communities and highway corridors
Harvesting and Storage Paid Members Public
As September continues, gardeners are still eating and processing the harvest from their gardens. It is extremely important when harvesting fruits and vegetables from the garden to ensure that the field heat is removed from the harvested produce as soon as possible.
Meteorological Paradigms: Navigating Climatic Flux Paid Members Public
Examining the profound implications of shifting weather patterns on agriculture, while pondering the future of food security amidst a growing global population.
Discover Serenity & Style in the Pinebrook Home Plan Paid Members Public
Nestled in the peaceful embrace of nature, the Pinebrook plan is an exquisite cabin-style craftsman home that beautifully combines modern elegance with rustic charm.
More than $16 million to be invested in rural roads Paid Members Public
The Government of Saskatchewan and Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities (SARM) announced more than $16.8 million of investment for 13 rural road projects, which will help producers ship goods more efficiently and support the province's export-based economy.
