Saskatchewan Forage
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Foraging ahead through science, innovation and collaboration.
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Registration is now closed for the Advisory Meeting on Forage Crops. We look forward to welcoming those attending on November 5th! View the agenda here: https://t.co/BfpMcquvc3
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With limited value after Halloween, feeding pumpkins to livestock can be win-win for livestock producers and to reduce waste! Learn more here: https://t.co/d53gy3LzD8. Happy Halloween from the SFC.
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Read the latest edition of the Forage and Livestock eNews!
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Email from Saskatchewan Forage Council Updates from Saskatchewan's Forage Industry Forage and Livestock eNews Updates and information from across the industry Volume 18 Issue 10 October 22, 2025 Regis
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Considering a mix of forage species? Use the Forage U-Pick Tool's seeding rate calculator to enter your site-specific info and calculate seeding rates and costs to help you make a solid plan. https://t.co/tnnOfCZXXA
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Women make up almost half the world's labour force and are responsible for half the world's food production! Let's find ways to support the women living in our rural communities and working in agriculture. Happy International Day of Rural Women, October 15, 2025.
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Registration is open for the SK Advisory Meeting on Forage Crops, happening November 5th in Saskatoon, Everyone is welcome. Visit https://t.co/kFqhvNYqoI for more info and to register.
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Saskatchewan's forage industry is a vital part of our agricultural economy! Happy Agriculture week from the SFC.
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It's hard to believe that fall is here. Whatever your role in the forage industry, we're wishing you a safe and productive fall season. Visit https://t.co/rBFRMFqP3H for forage resources, events and information!
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Nitrates can reach toxic levels when plants are stressed by drought, hail, frost or other factors. Need help? Saskatchewan Agriculture and the Beef Cattle Research Council have resources that can help you learn more about and manage high-nitrate feeds.
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Mark your calendar for the annual Advisory Meeting on Forage Crops! November 5th in Saskatoon. More details coming soon: watch our events page at https://t.co/rBFRMFqP3H for registration and details.
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Blue grama is a common native grass in SE Alberta, known for its eyelash-like seed heads. Drought-tolerant, nutritious for wildlife & livestock, and helps prevent erosion. The Blackfoot used its seed spikes to predict winter severity. #Grasslands #NativePlants
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View past editions of our Forage & Livestock eNews and Hay & Pasture Report on the SFC's resources page. Not subscribed yet? Sign up today and receive monthly editions of the eNews and Hay & Pasture Report four times per year. Keep up to date on Saskatchewan's Forage Industry.
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From annual cover crops to seeded perennials to native prairie, forages are an incredible source of biodiversity! Thank you to the forage growers and livestock producers who are providing this valuable ecosystem service.
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Most inaccuracies of hay test results can be attributed to the fact that the sample taken was not representative of the hay lot. Read More Here https://t.co/COFXXJtGK7
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Once the bales are made, ensure you know what you're feeding by testing your forages. Want to learn more? The BCRC has a useful page on feed quality, testing & analysis for beef cattle. https://t.co/nm5baf4KGR
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Join us for an informative @SoilHealthWebinar on intercropping and fertility rates featuring insights from Lana Shaw. 📅 August 28, 7-8pm https://t.co/mMCvbT1cDn Presented by @FarmersClimate
#FaRM #SaskAg #SoilHealth #AgWebinar #MarginalLand #FarmProfits
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The latest edition of our Hay & Pasture Report is now available! Check it out here: https://t.co/36WfF0GU2d
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Water infiltration tests can determine if you're capturing the precipitation that falls on your land. They're a great way to compare the impacts of different practices you implement. Canadian Organic Growers have some useful info here: https://t.co/ZL2NnpFfMK
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Livestock with access to high-quality water will eat more, drink more and gain weight more quickly. As summer progresses and surface water sources are reduced in volume, it's especially important to know the quality of your stock water.
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Sask Forage publishes a Forage Price Discovery Report twice annually. We'd love to hear about hay prices in your part of SK! Send us a message or contact us through the website if you have knowledge of 2025 pricing for hay, straw, standing forage, forage freight rates.
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