Savannah Gleim
Research Officer Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics College of Agriculture and Bioresources University of Saskatchewan In the fall of 2014, I returned home to …
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The Sweet Tradition of Christmas Oranges
It’s orange season! 🍊
Fall through December marks the start of the orange harvest in the Northern Hemisphere. This means enjoying Holiday or Christmas oranges (mandarins, satsumas, or clementines) a tradition here in Canada, thanks to Japanese immigrants a tradition for nearly 140 years.
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It’s all about Chemicals
What some of you might not know about me, is that I am a NERD. Oh sorry, you know that already from my other blogs, …
Highlights of the ICABR’s 28th Conference
From June 11-14, I had the pleasure of attending the International Consortium on Applied Bioeconomy Research (ICABR) Conference. This conference is the premiere conference on …
Pioneering Sustainable Agriculture in Saskatchewan Through Local Innovations
By Elisabeta Lika The Global Institute for Food Security (GIFS) at the University of Saskatchewan recently conducted an in-depth study on the carbon footprint of …
The Premium Choice of Formula
This week, Savannah continues to reflect on her struggle to navigate the overwhelming world of baby formula, focusing this time on understanding formula ingredients and …
If Breast is the Gold Standard, where does Infant Formula fall?
New Mom,New outlook, & New struggles thanks to the need for infant formula I am back, have you missed me? If you have noticed, I …
Exploring Grasspea: A New Frontier for Canadian Farming
By Dr. Priyanka Gupta In the realm of agricultural innovation, the introduction of a novel crop like grasspea holds the potential to profoundly reshape Canada’s …
Another Successful Year of SAIFood Blogs!
It’s hard to believe that we’re in the final days of June and summer holidays await in just a few days. However, the warm, sunny …
Saskatchewan Ditches are Leading to Ergot Infestations
By: Savannah Hillmer, University of Saskatchewan student For the past two summers, I have worked in Kamsack at one of the local ag retailers. Where …