business and agriculture
An unanswerable question Paid Members Public
In the world of technology, five years can be enough time for huge leaps forward
Townhall turnout Represents ‘Critical Mass’ says Mayor Paid Members Public
On March 13th, a Townhall meeting was held in Nokomis to discuss the community's future.
News in Brief April 1, 2024 Paid Members Public
No jokes folks, SK camp sights, intl. Exports, small business tax reduction, Fire arms commissioner, hip and knee surgery, funding mining careers, population growth, classroom funding, mysaskhealthrecord, invest in women in trades, green infrastructure
Belgrade Farmhouse Plan Unveiled Paid Members Public
It is easy to picture the Belgrade nestled amidst the rolling hills, shrouded by a canopy of towering pines. This farmhouse plan stands as a testament to rustic elegance and cozy charm.
News in brief Paid Members Public
Construction investment, Sport Centre Campus, classroom and health budget, SARM response to budget, Mandatory alcohol screenings, sask health patient capacity, bio-energy tax credit
Ignored until very recently Paid Members Public
When you farm in east central Saskatchewan any news regarding the Port of Churchill has to be of interest.
Modern Craftsman Dream Home Plan Meadows Edge Paid Members Public
A modern house plan that redefines the concept of home design. This 1-story Craftsman home is filled with contemporary floor plan features that cater to the needs of a modern family.
Perhaps the only wilder card Paid Members Public
International tensions are nothing new, but at present we do seem to be inching ever closer to crossing a line we may not be able to edge away from that could tumble the world back into a widespread war.
The Sterling, a Captivating Country Home Paid Members Public
exuding charm and sophistication, this unique floor plan is perfect for those who appreciate the rustic beauty of natural elements, such as shingles in the gables, lap siding, and stone accents that showcase the home’s charm.
Starting Seeds Part II Paid Members Public
Last week our column focused on some of the basics surrounding starting your own seeds. We talked about plants needing light, water, warmth, oxygen and food to grow and a little bit about the seed itself. Growing your own plants from seed is magical.
What they will retire on Paid Members Public
Farmland is an interesting commodity to be sure. On one hand the farm community sees land as almost a sacred resource for the production of crops and livestock.
Brighten Your World with the Elliot House Plan Paid Members Public
Step inside the Elliot, and you'll immediately be captivated by its unique window detailing. The slender ribbons of glass that border the larger panes create an intriguing visual effect, drawing the eye to the gently arched transom that crowns the largest window in a cluster of three.
Impediments to what should be free Paid Members Public
When you are an agricultural producer in Canada, you will generally be reliant on export sales.
Lantern Cove's Timeless Elegance Awaits Paid Members Public
Approaching the Lantern Cove a contemporary two-story home design, one is immediately struck by its unique modern exterior. The house features a shed roof, setting it apart from the more traditional homes in the neighborhood.
Requisite skills Paid Members Public
There are a number of visions for the future of farming, none likely to be completely right, but one aspect that will be part of that future is autonomous technology. One increasing barrier to farming is finding staff.
No overarching policy Paid Members Public
When you have been writing in the agriculture field for well over three decades, you are rather aware that the issue of wetlands and whether farmers should be able to drain them is a long-standing issue that is often rather divisive as well.
