Sask Ag Today on 620CKRM

["Sask Ag Today on 620 CKRM for Friday, April 17, 2026, centered on a provincewide snowfall, fertilizer supply pressure, Hall of Fame inductees, and market moves.", "Ryan Young hosted, while Michael Bork of Fertilizer Canada, Jessica Rideau of the Canadian Cattle Association, Patricia Lewis of InfraReady Products, Stephen McKenzie, Kevin Hirsch, Jeff Yorga, Jake Legui, Doug Faulconer, and Phil Spivak supplied the farm, policy, and weather details.", "The episode asks what April snow, fertilizer volatility, and Hall of Fame history mean for prairie producers heading into seeding.", "Environment Canada reported 9 centimeters in Regina, 15 in Kindersley, and 6 in Saskatoon, while social reports put Regina at 19 and Etonia at 48."]

Ryan Young discusses the snow in Regina and its impact on farmers and city dwellers, and previews segments on the federal fuel tax brake with farm groups.

SaskAg Today discusses the Saskatchewan government's comprehensive review of the Farmland Security Act and foreign farmland ownership, featuring interviews with officials and opposition response.

Ryan Young previews a SaskAg Today episode covering strychnine debate, beef code of practice update, and seeding safety tips.

Ryan Young previews a farm broadcast covering a round table discussion and Saskatchewan Agricultural Hall of Fame inductees.

Sask Ag Today, hosted by Ryan Young on 620 CKRM for Friday April 10, 2026, leads with the Saskatchewan government's expansion of emergency strychnine authorization from 7 to 15 crop districts covering 208 rural municipalities, following a request to Health Canada's Pesticide Regulatory Directorate.

Sask Ag Today, hosted by Ryan Young on 620 CKRM for Thursday April 9, 2026, leads with a land market analysis from Hammond Realty showing a price bifurcation — quality cropland still attracting competing offers while average land stagnates — plus a notable uptick in producers seeking to sell and leaseback their land, a pattern not seen since the early 2000s.

This episode of SaskAg Today with host Ryan Young on 620 CKRM covers cattle prices with Canfax executive director Brennan Grant, who notes 550-pound steer calves at around $7 a pound and 850-pound cattle down from a February peak of $5 to $4.80 a pound.

["Sask Ag Today on Tuesday, March 31, 2026 leads with Ottawa temporarily restoring strychnine in Saskatchewan and Alberta, then moves through sulfur prices, food misinformation, and market data.", "Ryan Young frames the program around Andrea Brocklebank's CCA response to CFIA traceability changes, Mario Gaudet's sulfur market update, and McGill-linked food misinformation research from Veronica Jaramillo and Priscilla Leftakis.", "Kevin Hirsch's interview with BusySol's Mario Gaudet says sulfur climbed from about US$70 to about US$580 per ton in two years, with Middle East supply strain and industrial demand both pushing prices.", "The same episode adds Donald Trump's White House remarks to farmers, Doug Falconer's grain and policy roundup, Phil Spivak's weather forecast, and livestock reports from Weyburn and Brandon-Moose Jaw."]

Ryan Young covers the SARM convention, spring runoff report, and Canada's Farm Show preview.

Ryan Young previews upcoming agricultural events including the SARM convention, Canada's Farm Show, and a potash facility acquisition.

Ryan Young previews the March 6, 2026 SaskAgToday episode covering the Statistics Canada Crop Acreage Estimate Report, SARM and Highways Minister on road funding, and Farm Precision Weather.

Ryan Young previews the 2026 Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Program details announced in Melville, with interviews and analysis.

Ryan Young hosts a farm news podcast from home due to a snowstorm, covering weather warnings, Bayer's Roundup settlement, and an upcoming Saskatoon conference.