Better Farming Prairies Magazine Archive November/December 2024 Better Farming Prairies November/December 2024 edition features Sarah Leguee on the cover and the following articles: Safe Grain Handling - Farm Carefully, Defining Roles & Farming Together - Weyburn's Leguee Family, Relief for Drought - Reservoir Project, and Cyber Security. October 2024
Daryl Harrison appointed Sask. Agriculture Minister Monday, November 18, 2024 Saskatchewan’s ag sector has a new voice in the legislature. On Nov. 7, Premier Scott Moe appointed Daryl Harrison, the MLA for Cannington, as the new minister of agriculture. He replaces David Marit, who served as ag minister for 2018. Marit will remain in the provincial cabinet,... Read this article online
Manitoba government supporting labour in ag and rural communities Monday, November 18, 2024 Recent announcements from the Manitoba government are designed to support jobs in rural communities and the ag industry. Both came on Nov. 15 from different ministers. Jamie Moses, the minister of job creation, and Mike Moroz, the minister of innovation and new technology, jointly... Read this article online
Alberta Harvest Centre now a HORSCH dealer Thursday, November 14, 2024 Ag machinery manufacturer HORSCH has expanded its presence with four locations in the Alberta Harvest Centre in the province of Alberta. The news comes on the heels of a first year of productive collaboration out of the northern store of Westlock, Alberta, and quickly became evident that the... Read this article online
Alveo Technologies enters agreement with CDC Thursday, November 14, 2024 Alveo Technologies, Inc.—a leader in molecular sensing and diagnostics with its proprietary IntelliSense molecular detection technology—has announced it received an agreement issued by the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on a competitive basis to develop a... Read this article online
Will you be Joining Alberta’s Efforts to Rat on Rats? Wednesday, November 13, 2024 Alberta has been proudly rat-free for over 70 years, setting it apart globally in pest control. This status results from proactive efforts by the provincial Rat Control Program, which works to prevent rats from establishing a permanent presence. To continue these efforts, Alberta’s... Read this article online