Join us in Regina for in-depth presentations by Walter Schwabe and Dr. Steve Shirtliffe, a delicious lunch and great company. Calling all producers, this is an event you won't want to miss! Don't lose out on the opportunity to connect with fellow wheat growers and enjoy all that the Summer Classic has to offer.
Each year, Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan brings people together from across the agricultural spectrum to connect with other leaders and discuss how to move our industry forward.
Coffee Shop Talks are informal events where we bring industry educators, researchers and you - the farmer - together to encourage communication and growth in knowledge. Not only will you have a chance to learn and network, but we also host these events at a location comfortable for you.
The Think Wheat extension meetings bring the latest information on marketing, research, and agronomy to Saskatchewan wheat producers.
The Think Wheat extension meetings bring the latest information on marketing, research, and agronomy to Saskatchewan wheat producers.
The Think Wheat extension meetings bring the latest information on marketing, research, and agronomy to Saskatchewan wheat producers.
Coffee Shop Talks are informal events where we bring industry educators, researchers and you - the farmer - together to encourage communication and growth in knowledge. Not only will you have a chance to learn and network, but we also host these events at a location comfortable for you.
Producers and industry representatives from private and government organizations may attend any AGM as observers.
Grade School 2023 is brought to growers by Sask Wheat, SaskCanola, Sask Flax and SaskBarley.
Grade School 2023 is brought to growers by Sask Wheat, SaskCanola, Sask Flax and SaskBarley.
Coffee Shop Talks are informal events where we bring industry educators, researchers and you - the farmer - together to encourage communication and growth in knowledge. Not only will you have a chance to learn and network, but we also host these events at a location comfortable for you.
Coffee Shop Talks are informal events where we bring industry educators, researchers and you - the farmer - together to encourage communication and growth in knowledge. Not only will you have a chance to learn and network, but we also host these events at a location comfortable for you.
This Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture event will be in person for the 2023 year. You can expect an in-depth training opportunity for agronomists, producers, industry and retail to improve their crop scouting skills and further their agronomic knowledge. The Crop Diagnostic School will be a one-day event in Indian Head, Sk. There will be two available dates to choose from. Each day will be identical in material.
Join Sask Wheat and SaskBarley at booth 105 during Ag in Motion July 18-20!
Shaun Haney (RealAgriculture) will host a fireside chat featuring Dr. Tom Wolf, spray application specialist, writer and host of the world’s number one sprayer website, Sprayers101.com. Tom and Shaun will discuss AI advancements, spraying with drones, and answer your most pressing questions about spraying
Join Sask Wheat along with Sask Canola, Saskatchewan Pulse Growers, Sask Barley and Max Ag for an on-farm field tour around Plenty, SK.
We will have an update on Sask Wheat activities and business from Board Chair, Brett Halstead. Lunch will also be provided.
Our guest speaker this year is Phil Needham, owner of Needham Ag Technologies. Needham is a native of Great Britain and holds a diploma in agriculture and an honors degree in agricultural technology from Cranfield University in England.
Drew Lerner is President and Senior Agricultural Meteorologist of World Weather, Inc. Drew has been forecasting international weather for 44 years, supporting the agricultural industry by providing detailed short and long-range weather predictions for each major crop area in the world. His daily assessments of crop and weather expectations support commodity market trade and help many companies make better agricultural business decisions.
Join us for an informal event where we bring industry educators, researchers, and you - the farmer - together to encourage communication and learning.
Join us for an informal event where we bring industry educators, researchers, and you - the farmer - together to encourage communication and learning.
Get the latest agronomy information from Agri-ARM and local experts. CCSC and CEU credits available.
Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan is co-hosting the 2023 Ag Awareness Summit with the Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture to celebrate ten years of work to build public trust in our industry. This event will bring people together from across the agricultural spectrum, from crops and livestock to horticulture and poultry production, as well as large and small-scale farms, agribusinesses, researchers, and government.
We have reached our event capacity and registration has now closed.
The Think Wheat Extension meetings bring the latest information on marketing, research, and agronomy to Saskatchewan wheat producers.
Dr. Sheri Strydhorst (Principal of Sheri's Ag Consulting Inc)
Soil fertility and nutrient stewardship
Dr. Kelly Turkington (Research Scientist - Plant Pathology, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Lacombe)
Managing disease in wheat, including Fusarium head blight and bacterial leaf streak
Marlene Boersch (Mercantile Consulting Venture, Winnipeg, Manitoba)
Wheat Market Outlook and Grain Contracts
Dr. Tyler Wist (Research Scientist, Field Crop Entomology, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada)
Pest management, including sawfly, grasshoppers, and wheat midge
Carmen Prang (Agronomy Extension Specialist, Sask Wheat)
Sask Wheat On-Farm Trials and Agronomy Activities
We have reached our event capacity and registration is now closed.
The Think Wheat Extension meetings bring the latest information on marketing, research, and agronomy to Saskatchewan wheat producers.
Dr. Jeff Schoenau (Professor of Soil Nutrient Management, University of Saskatchewan)
Soil fertility and nutrient stewardship
Dr. Kelly Turkington (Research Scientist - Plant Pathology, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Lacombe)
Managing disease in wheat, including Fusarium head blight and bacterial leaf streak
Marlene Boersch (Mercantile Consulting Venture, Winnipeg, Manitoba)
Wheat Market Outlook and Grain Contracts
Dr. Tyler Wist (Research Scientist, Field Crop Entomology, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada)
Pest management, including sawfly, grasshoppers, and wheat midge
Carmen Prang (Agronomy Extension Specialist, Sask Wheat)
Sask Wheat On-Farm Trials and Agronomy Activities
Registration for the Think Wheat Meeting in Estevan has closed as we have reached our capacity.
The Think Wheat Extension meetings bring the latest information on marketing, research, and agronomy to Saskatchewan wheat producers.
Dr. Mario Tenuta (Professor of Soil Ecology, University of Manitoba)
Soil fertility and nutrient stewardship
Dr. Randy Kutcher (Professor of Cereal and Flax Crop Pathology, University of Saskatchewan)
Managing Fusarium head blight
Dr. Constanza Fleitas (Research Officer, Cereal and Flax Pathology Group, Department of Plant Science)
Bacterial leaf streak in wheat
Marlene Boersch (Mercantile Consulting Venture, Winnipeg, Manitoba)
Wheat Market Outlook and Grain Contracts
Dr. Tyler Wist (Research Scientist, Field Crop Entomology, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada)
Pest management, including sawfly, grasshoppers, and wheat midge
Carmen Prang (Agronomy Extension Specialist, Sask Wheat)
Sask Wheat On-Farm Trials and Agronomy Activities
The Sask Wheat AGM will be on Monday, January 9, 2023, from 10 am to 11:30 am in Hall A at Prairieland Park in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan during the Crop Production Show.
Having grown up in Northwest Missouri on a family farm that raised row crops, tobacco and livestock, Josh brings a unique point of view to the fertilizer markets. With 20 years of experience in the fertilizer industry, Josh has operated in roles that have given him perspective on the market as a North American logistics specialist, a U.S.-based nitrogen producer, and General Manager of Trade in Melbourne, Australia. Josh and his team, which spans around the world, have been hard at work educating the market on how to use fertilizer futures markets.
The Saskatchewan OYF alumni are excited to host a full-scale national event in Saskatoon this fall! Mark your calendars for November 24th to 27th and join us in Saskatoon for great food, immersive tours and plenty of time to catch up with friends from across this great country!
The Indian Head Agricultural Research Foundation (IHARF) will be expanding their on-farm research program in 2023! To kick off this initiative, they will be hosting an On-Farm Research Seminar on November 17, 2022 in Regina. Speakers include Lewis Baarda, “Field-Tested” On-Farm Research Program Manager at Farming Smarter in Lethbridge, and Leanne Koroscil, On-Farm Network™ Agronomist with the Manitoba Pulse and Soybean Growers.
Professor, Horticultural Sciences, University of Florida and host of Talking Biotech
Scientists work with nature to create technologies that help society become more environmentally sustainable. How can we use communications tools & social media to ensure that we can actually use those technologies?
Join us for a field tour at the Northeast Agriculture Research Foundation on August 9. Topics will include an update from SeCan on current and new wheat and barley varieties, an update from Seed Source on bringing new varieties to your farm, and an update from Sask Wheat’s On Farm Trials.
