Farm Living
Breeding success for 100 years
ARCOLA, Sask. — Satisfied customers create repeat sales for Blair Athol Polled Herefords in southeastern Saskatchewan. “That’s probably been the... MORE
Scientists try to pin down prairie water supply
Mountain snow packs are natural reservoirs, holding back winter precipitation and releasing it over summer when water demand is high. However, the... MORE
Food producers urged to share information with consumers
Rosetown, Sask., has locally grown carrots available almost all year at the grocery store. I am still enjoying carrots that look and taste garden... MORE
Talk to neighbour before pruning tree
A long-time Western Producer reader, well known within the agricultural community, recently telephoned me and thanked me for these columns. It was... MORE
Help son find personal interests and make learning fun
Q: Our son in Grade 7 has no study habits. We have been trying to get him to understand that to get the marks he will need in the future, he is... MORE
Diners drink in scenery, enjoy local food
Peter Murphy lives near one of the best kept tourist secrets in Alberta. The deep red hoodoos and eroded rocks of Dry Island Buffalo Jump... MORE
Be wary of buying land
Low interest rates mean farmers can afford to borrow a lot of money to buy land. But they could find that land investment is hard to carry if... MORE
Attention to genetics helps find markets
MARTENSVILLE, Sask. — Tony Boldt comes by his interest in livestock genetics honestly. Boldt’s dad was a well-known breeder of purebred polled... MORE
Opinions vary on benefits of intravenous drug use sites
Q: I read about a court ruling per-mitting drug users to use their stuff, provided they stay in a particular place. How can the police and courts... MORE
Valentine’s Day
Q: I am in big trouble. My son's hockey team had a tournament Valentine's Day and I forgot to do something special for the Mrs. She is pretty cranky... MORE
Non-edible cake makes unique shower gift and decoration
A towel cake can be a beautiful centrepiece for a bridal shower with the added advantages of being zero calories, environmentally friendly and a... MORE
College connects with producers to offer fresh, local fare
When Lilas Bielopotocky was asked to create a dinner in the University of Alberta’s Augustana campus cafeteria using only local food, she panicked.... MORE
Kids need face time with Mother Nature
RUSSELL, Man. — Kids love forts. Whether it's a snow fort or a wooden fort, children love to build them. And like home renovations, forts are rarely... MORE
Landmark goes up like ‘Roman candle’
FLEMING, Sask. — Doreen Banks’ home town doesn’t look the same anymore. The 86-year-old had never known a time when Saskatchewan’s oldest existing... MORE
Unusual pets offer thrill, but may be dangerous, illegal
When most people think about getting a pet, they usually consider a cat or a dog and maybe a rabbit or some fish. Few people would think about... MORE
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