The Cost of Noxious Weeds on Native Rangelands

04/07/2021

By Courtney Taylor, University of Saskatchewan North American rangelands are a diverse and sensitive ecosystem that provides great value to… Read More

Could countryside strolls result in economic and ecological damage?

04/06/2021

Written by Chelsea Sutherland & Stuart Smyth Biosecurity considerations for public nature and leisure activities The contamination and spread of… Read More

Canada’s novel plant regulations are a barrier to innovation

03/30/2021

Of surveyed plant breeders.... 77% 77% felt that Canada’s current novel plant breeding regulations do not reflect current levels of… Read More

GM Corn Impact in Honduras

03/23/2021

Honduras is a small Central American country of 112,492 km2 (one-sixth the size of Saskatchewan), with a population of 9.5… Read More

The Tobacco Industry: do the pros outweigh the cons?

03/16/2021

By: Terran Holzer, University of Saskatchewan student The tobacco industry is one of the most debated and controversial components of… Read More

Moving Behind the Counter: The New Regulations on Antimicrobial Sales for Producers

03/15/2021

By: Kyra Morozowski, University of Saskatchewan student Increased Worry Calls for Change Antimicrobial resistance is now a growing health concern… Read More

Governance of Agricultural and Genomic Data

03/08/2021

By: Stuart Smyth, Peter W. B. Phillips & Diego Macall Context Big data, structured and unstructured, is generated from diverse… Read More

Farmers are Fed up with Rural Crime

03/08/2021

By: Michael Babey, University of Saskatchewan student A Common Concern Growing up in a rural setting, I can count a… Read More

Mexico to Phaseout GM Corn Imports and Glyphosate Use

03/02/2021

On November 25th, 2019, the Mexican Secretariat of the Environment and Natural Resources (SEMARNAT) invoked the precautionary principle to deny… Read More