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Saskatchewan hot spell accelerates crops, strains topsoil moisture

byMeridian Source Staff

August 5, 2026

Saskatchewan farmers make hay progress amid mixed weather conditions

byMeridian Source Staff

July 27, 2026

Saskatchewan honors veteran crop reporters feeding global data

byMeridian Source Staff

July 26, 2026

Saskatchewan crop report: warm weather boosts crop growth

byMeridian Source Staff

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Excess rain, hail damage Saskatchewan crops and stall haying

byMeridian Source Staff

July 12, 2026

Free Border City Showdown cattle show set for tonight at Lloyd Ex

byTaylor Weaver

July 7, 2026

Saskatchewan flooding delays crops and haying operations

byMeridian Source Staff

July 6, 2026

Saskatchewan farmers get free hay as ditch mowing begins

byMeridian Source Staff

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Heavy rain delays spraying after Sask. seeding

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Saskatchewan seeding reaches 97 per cent despite rain delays

byMeridian Source Staff

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