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  Dairy show has cream of the crop

  August 29th, 2009 - 4 h 00

  Katelyn Crest proved herself to be among the cream of the crop during the Western Canadian Classic 2009 Junior Dairy Show on Friday at the Moose Jaw Exhibition Grounds. The 15-year-old Team Alberta representative from Athabasca won the morning...

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  Weather slows harvest

  August 28th, 2009 - 4 h 00

  Carter Haydu Moose Jaw Times-Herald Due to the weather, Moose Jaw-area farmers are a little behind schedule for this time of year and would benefit from a couple weeks of hot weather to bring in the crop, according to Saskatchewan Agriculture. ...

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  Youths from across Western Canada compete at dairy show in Moose Jaw

  August 28th, 2009 - 4 h 00

  Katelyn Crest proved herself to be among the cream of the crop during the Western Canadian Classic 2009 Junior Dairy Show on Friday at the Moose Jaw Exhibition Grounds. The 15-year-old Team Alberta representative from Athabasca won the morning...

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  Harvest

  August 27th, 2009 - 4 h 00

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  Nads roll Oats

  August 25th, 2009 - 4 h 00

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  Farmers hope to avoid early frost

  August 14th, 2009 - 4 h 00

  With a little bit of sunshine here and a wee bit more rain there, the potential of local crops could be looking up. Regional crop specialist Daphne Gottselig said although some of the local crops are behind at this time, it's not just crop...

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  Moose Jaw office of the Canadian Grain Commission closes

  July 31st, 2009 - 4 h 00

  Friday was the last day of operations for the Moose Jaw office of the Canadian Grain Commission (CGC). Remi Gosselin, CGC manager of information services, told the Times-Herald the commission was following government mandate when it decided to...

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  Area crops maturing, but are behind schedule

  July 31st, 2009 - 4 h 00

  Local crops are growing well, but are a bit slow this year. Bob Woodrow, a Pasqua-area farmer, said crops near the Friendly City appear to be maturing adequately, although behind schedule. He expects to start harvesting peas in about two...

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  CFIA inspectors caught H1N1 flu investigating Alberta pig farm outbreak, agency confirms

  July 21st, 2009 - 4 h 00

  By Helen Branswell, Medical Reporter THE CANADIAN PRESS TORONTO - Two Canadian Food Inspection Agency inspectors appear to have contracted H1N1 flu while investigating an outbreak of the new virus in pigs on an Alberta farm in late April, the...

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  Express trail Swift Current 5-4 when game suspended due to power failure

  July 13th, 2009 - 4 h 00

  On July 28th, the Moose Jaw Miller Express will have three outs to try to salvage something from Monday's Western Major Baseball League game. The Express were trailing the Swift Current Indians 5-4 at the start of the top of the ninth...

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Other news

• June 29th, 2009 Livestock producers discuss challenges
• June 22nd, 2009 Horses rein 'em in at Moose Jaw Hometown Fair
• June 19th, 2009 City health officer in early 1900s battled diphtheria, typhoid fever outbreaks
• June 19th, 2009 Moose Jaw painter recreates crooked trees on canvas
• June 19th, 2009 City health officer in early 1900s battled diphtheria, typhoid fever outbreaks
• June 19th, 2009 Saskatchewan opens up Crown land to cattle grazing because of drought
• June 15th, 2009 Added stress for farmers
• June 12th, 2009 Cold spring weather slowing crop growth and will likely hurt overall production: offical
• June 6th, 2009 Farming for Profit conference set for end of June in Moose Jaw
• June 6th, 2009 Debate on growing GM wheat rises again, but experts say issues are the same
• May 30th, 2009 Cool spring has Prairie farmers praying for a change in the weather
• May 30th, 2009 Cool spring has Prairie farmers praying for a change in the weather
• May 29th, 2009 Area farmers take advantage of good weather to complete seeding
• May 23rd, 2009 Cattle industry headed for shakedown over tighter safety rules in global markets
• May 21st, 2009 Old Wives 4-H club finishing up season

• May 12th, 2009 Trade surplus widens as imports tumble
• May 8th, 2009 The buffalo bone trade was lucrative on the Prairies
• May 6th, 2009 Canada says pork safe to eat despite WHO warning about slaughtered pigs
• May 5th, 2009 Cargill sells Swift Current feed mill as New Generation Pork expands into Saskatchewan
• May 4th, 2009 Canadian politicians demand answers from China over Alberta pork ban
• May 2nd, 2009 Harper announces expansion of farm loan program
• May 1st, 2009 William Motherwell was early advocate for Western Canadian farmers
• May 1st, 2009 William Motherwell was early advocate for Western Canadian farmers
• April 30th, 2009 WHO will stop using term `swine flu'; scientists worry about name confusion
• April 30th, 2009 WHO will stop using term `swine flu'; scientists worry about name confusion
• April 28th, 2009 U.S. may abandon swine flu name because virus cannot be caught from eating pork
• April 27th, 2009 'You can't get this from eating pork': Pork industry dealing with false association with swine flu
• April 18th, 2009 Unique items at trade show
• April 16th, 2009 CFIA quarantines elk herd in Saskatchewan after chronic wasting disease found
• April 13th, 2009 Horse show draws competitors from U.S.
• April 11th, 2009 More care needed on highways
• April 3rd, 2009 Local ag centre providing full service again
• March 20th, 2009 Area ag producers mostly satisfied with budget
• March 5th, 2009 Sask. SPCA says it has seized nearly 300 neglected cattle near Outlook
• March 4th, 2009 Area family surprised and delighted with winning Farm Family of the Year award
• March 2nd, 2009 Producers need immediate action
• March 2nd, 2009 Producers need immediate action
• February 27th, 2009 We're still friends, Saskatchewan premier says of federal government
• February 7th, 2009 Decent year for pulse crops predicted at workshop
• February 4th, 2009 Panel looks at market outlook for pulse crops
• January 30th, 2009 Moose Jaw gets new rural service office
• January 30th, 2009 New staff will help spread innovative ideas
• January 27th, 2009 Making easier resolutions just makes more sense
• January 9th, 2009 RCMP probe allegation that wheat board voter list was improperly accessed
• January 5th, 2009 Reining near the top

• December 19th, 2008 Voltage will ring in the New Year
• December 17th, 2008 Gingerbread battle
• December 8th, 2008 Farmers have learned to adapt
• November 26th, 2008 Rural abode isnt necessary to appreciate rural show
• November 18th, 2008 High wire act
• November 18th, 2008 High wire act
• November 15th, 2008 Ag minister suggests oil supply issues should be raised in trade disputes with U.S.
• October 27th, 2008 Farm toys draw a good crowd for show and sale
• October 20th, 2008 Good news for farmers
• October 20th, 2008 Good news for farmers
• October 6th, 2008 Simpson Seeds grows and diversifies into new market
• September 19th, 2008 Ritz's jokes continue to haunt Harper
• September 17th, 2008 Ag minister campaigns with Boughen in Moose Jaw
• September 16th, 2008 Conservative Agriculture Minister Ritz speaks in Moose Jaw
• September 13th, 2008 Crop harvesting wont be finished until after Thanksgiving: Saskatchewan Agriculture
• September 12th, 2008 Crop harvesting likely to last until October: experts
• September 3rd, 2008 Keep an eye out for farm equipment
• August 29th, 2008 Ranchers show off their skills
• August 29th, 2008 Celebrating the Harvest Moon
• August 19th, 2008 Planning underway for threshing bee at Sukanen
• August 15th, 2008 Hail ended crop season for many area farmers
• August 12th, 2008 Harvest has started for some in this area
• August 11th, 2008 Harvesting begins
• August 11th, 2008 Harvesting begins
• August 9th, 2008 Ethanol plant holds grand opening
• August 8th, 2008 Terra Grain fuels plant holds grand opening
• July 31st, 2008 Crop season a bit behind, but yields could be good
• July 31st, 2008 Crop season a bit behind, but yields could be good
• July 18th, 2008 Top court clears way for mad cow lawsuit against Ottawa
• July 15th, 2008 Liberal MP Ralph Goodale visits Moose Jaw, talks about issues