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Late spring delays seeding in much of Saskatchewan

Mike Borschowa said farmers in his area will start seeding this Friday — about a week later than normal. He blames a late spring that came all at once, taking southern Saskatchewan by surprise ... read more

Lack of rain means Saskatchewan producers get a head start on seeding

In 2024, those dry conditions mean a head start on seeding for many producers across the province. Normally Lewis aims for a start date of May 1 — but on Friday, his family began seeding over ... read more

Crop report: Seeding "virtually complete" across Saskatchewan

Months after Saskatchewan farmers started to put this season’s crop in the ground, the provincial crop report says “seeding is virtually complete” all across the province. Article content ... read more

Seeding nearly done across Saskatchewan farms

Seeding in the province is nearly done according to Saskatchewan Agriculture's weekly crop report. With 98 per cent of the crop in the ground, farmers are well ahea… Advertisement oop ... read more

Saskatchewan farmers get a head start on 2015 seeding

REGINA – Farmers are ahead of the game as spring seeding has started in Saskatchewan. The first crop report of 2015 says two per cent of this year’s crop is in the ground. read more

Seeding for Sask. farmers well ahead of five- and 10-year averages - MSN

For some farmers, the recent rain across large swaths of Saskatchewan was a much-needed development as they get their crops into the ground. For others, a reprieve would have been welcomed. read more

Seeding delayed for flooded prairie farmers | CBC News

Spring seeding is delayed across the southern prairies due to extensive flooding. CBC News · Posted: Apr 24, 2011 4:30 PM EDT | Last Updated: April 25, 2011 A flooded field near Melita, Man. (CBC) ... read more

Sask. farmers hoping for rain amid widespread drought

According to the Canadian Drought Monitor, most of southern Saskatchewan is dealing with either severe or extreme drought conditions. Canadian Drought Monitor shows drought levels across Saskatchewan. read more

Controversial practice of seeding clouds to create rainfall becoming popular in the American West

Idaho Power, a private utility company that serves a 24,000 square mile area from southern Idaho to eastern Oregon, has been doing cloud seeding work since 2013. read more