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Did you complete a dugout, well or pipeline project? You may be eligible for a rebate.
Check out the article below to learn more about the Farm & Ranch Water Infrastructure Program and projects that qualify.
👉saskatchewan.ca/business/agr…
ALT Cattle in field by a dugout.
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SAW is offering free water well testing on wells that are used for domestic use. IF you live in the RMs of Enfield, Eyebrow, Marquis, Dufferin or Craik - email or call for more information!
Now testing in RM of Huron and RM of Maple Bush!
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What a fantastic first day to kick off our #conference! Yesterday afternoon's workshop with the @WSASK set the tone, and the evening’s registration, trade show opening, appetizer reception, and networking were a great way to launch the event.
#Irrigation #Saskatchewan
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The @WSASK provides funding through the Agricultural Water Management Fund and the application intake deadline for the program is September 1, 2024. Call the Water Security Agency’s Client Services line at 1-866-727-5420 for more information. bit.ly/4dOTMwd
ALT Photo of riparian land with a QR code linking to the agricultural water management fund.
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Between 2020 and 2023, more than 55,000 acres of irrigation were developed in Saskatchewan.
In recent years, the crop types most commonly grown with irrigation are cereals and oilseeds. Learn more: publications.saskatchewan.ca…
ALT Irrigation pivot between wheat and canola.
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It's been a fantastic morning at the #OutlookIrrigationFieldDay! There's a great turnout and we're looking forward to all of the field tours, insightful discussions, and hands-on demonstrations still to come.
#AgricultureCommunity #FieldDay #Outlook #Irrigation #Saskatchewan
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Healthy Beaches helps to protect the health and safety of Saskatchewan’s public beach users. Find the latest water sampling results at saskatchewan.ca/healthy-beac…
ALT Children running along shoerline
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The @globalfoodsecur at @usask recently published the results of a study on the carbon “footprint” from the production of five Canadian field crops. The results were astonishing, but arguably came as little surprise to #SaskAg producers. saskatchewan.ca/business/agr…
ALT Alanna Koch, Board Chair for GIFS.
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Dave MacDonald from @wsask will be presenting on the Geohub portal for the first event of SK Branch's 2023-2024 webinar series- register for October or the whole series online now! cwra.org/october-10-12pm-sk-…
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Check with an agriculture programs specialist to see if your well, dugout or pipeline requires an Aquatic Habitat Protection Permit from the Water Security Agency to ensure the protection of aquatic habitat.
wsask.ca/water-programs/aqua…
#SaskAg #SustainableCdnAg @wsask
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Stopped by the Dellwood Brook Dam near Watrous last week. @WSASK is just getting started on a $2M upgrade to replace the stop logs and gate as well as rehabilitate the spillway. Just one of the 72 dams we operate across Saskatchewan.
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Approved drainage ensures moisture through the growing season for Redvers farmer Bernard Bauche. "Responsible drainage gives me consistency on my farm and is part of my farming recipe," says Bauche. See his project here: wsask.ca/bauche-demonstratio… #saskag #agwatermanagement
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IT'S TOMORROW! Join us at noon SK time tomorrow for the next installment in the SK Branch Webinar Series! Come and explore the "Lac La Ronge Dam Case Study" with Allison Ruecker and Derek Barnes! Make sure to register at: cwra.org/en/mar-14th-12-ct-s…
ALT IT'S TOMORROW! Join us at noon SK time tomorrow for the next installment in the SK Branch Webinar Series! Come and explore the "Lac La Ronge Dam Case Study" with Allison Ruecker and Derek Barnes! Make sure to register at: https://cwra.org/en/mar-14th-12-ct-sk-branch-webinar-series-lac-la-ronge-dam-case-study-with-imteaz-bhuiyan-derek-barnes-and-allison-ruecker/
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Doug Johnson, P.Eng., grew up right beside Sturgeon Creek in Winnipeg, MB. His fascination with the flooding of the creek during the 1970s led to him pursuing a career in Water Resource Engineering.
Learn about his career, accolades, & interests here: apegs.ca/doug-johnson-p-eng
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We are excited to announce Shawn Jacques, President & CEO of the Water Security Agency, will be speaking on Feb 1 at the 15th Annual SAW Conference!
Register today to hear this informative talk on Feb 1/23! 👇
saskwatersheds.ca/conference…
#WatershedSk2023
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Looking at a tile drainage project? Learn the ins-and-outs of approvals so you can plow on! agh2ownard.ca
@SARM_Voice
@SKAgriculture
@SKAgrologists
#SaskAg #AgWaterManagement #BuildingResilience
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A really positive announcement for Saskatchewan this week. Great work by the @WSASK team to make this happen and create more opportunities for our producers.
Happy to be speaking on behalf of Minister Cockrill @jeremycockrill and @WSASK yesterday evening. Great news for Saskatchewan irrigators! This province continues to show its tremendous economic potential.
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Aaron Schweitzer, Dir, Irr Dev, WSA discusses water allocation policy, history and future #SIPA #ICDC #IrrigationSaskatchewan #SaskAg
