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Harvest

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Sep 13, 2026

KotlakSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:41
In 37 years, this is the worst canola I've ever seen.
Allison BamfordCORRESPONDENT
19:45
Harvest is delayed across the province.
Allison BamfordCORRESPONDENT
19:47
Only 27% of crops are in the bin, far behind the five-year average of 58%.
KotlakSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:54
It's been very stressful.
Berni DymetHOST
0:02
God's word talks about the harvest of righteousness.
Berni DymetHOST
0:05
And if you've ever lived in a farming community, you'll know that harvest time is a time of huge celebration.
Berni DymetHOST
0:12
So this harvest of righteousness, it's not just empty words.
Berni DymetHOST
0:16
It's a big deal.
Berni DymetHOST
0:25
Hi, I'm Bernie Dimatt, and thank you so much for joining me again on Christianity Works.
Berni DymetHOST
0:31
Today we're continuing with the next message in this series called Reaping the Harvest of Righteousness, because there is very definitely a harvest there to be reaped.
Berni DymetHOST
0:40
And do stay tuned, because in just a few minutes, I'll be telling you about my free daily devotional, Fresh.
Berni DymetHOST
0:47
It's all about helping you to draw closer to Jesus, to become all that he made you to be.
Doug FalconerHOST
23:33
Welcome back to SaskAg Today, I'm Doug Falconer.
Doug FalconerHOST
23:37
Week 3 of the Harvest Edition of GX94 Supper in the Field took us to the David and Maureen Zare Farm near Langenberg last night.
Doug FalconerHOST
23:47
After supper, I spoke with David and his son Matt about their farm and how long he's been farming.
David ZareGUEST
23:55
I'm getting, I guess, close to that 50-year mark.
Dean ThorpeHOST
22:19
Here at home, Ottawa's been fast-tracking a new trade deal with Brazil and Argentina, something that concerns our cattle industry, and the US importing tons of ground beef from both countries, tariff-free, for the next three months to help bring down prices for consumers.
Dean ThorpeHOST
22:38
Harvest season arriving early in parts of Europe thanks to some very hot weather this summer.
Dean ThorpeHOST
22:43
New European Commission data shows crops like corn, rapeseed and winter wheat are maturing up to 20 days sooner than they did 25 years ago.
Dean ThorpeHOST
22:54
One farmer in Germany says his corn harvest used to be in the middle of September.
Ryan MilgateGUEST
48:52
We're looking at a potential huge workforce shortage now.
Ryan MilgateGUEST
48:54
So Harvest hasn't started yet, but we're in that period.
Ryan MilgateGUEST
48:57
We're in the build-up where we're getting machinery ready.
Ryan MilgateGUEST
49:00
We're getting the people ready.
Ryan MilgateGUEST
49:01
And, you know, they need the people here now so we can, you know, induct them into our businesses, get them, you know, used to the surroundings and all of that.
Ryan MilgateGUEST
49:09
So when Harvest does start in sort of six weeks' time, these people are there, ready to go.
Ryan MilgateGUEST
49:15
They're skilled operators and...
Ryan MilgateGUEST
49:17
they play a huge role in the agricultural economy.
Christopher SniderGUEST
11:21
want to say.
Christopher SniderGUEST
11:22
Harvest, right, is the word harvest in the fourth stage is intentional, right? Because I want, if you're an owner, I want you to think about you're on a farm, right? You're planting these seeds.
Christopher SniderGUEST
11:35
Those are the early days of your business and your crop is starting to come up and you're tending to your crop.
Christopher SniderGUEST
11:41
And at some point.
Clinton GriffithsHOST
26:34
Obviously we'll continue to, to monitor that.
Clinton GriffithsHOST
26:36
Harvest is kicking off.
Clinton GriffithsHOST
26:38
What does this mean? Uh, we, we've seen a little bit of a price rally here in corn and beans, uh, even wheat.
Clinton GriffithsHOST
26:44
What does this mean for what you're seeing out there at auction right now in the marketplace?
Lori BoyerHOST
24:34
Then how important is residue distribution coming out of the combine and what should farmers then be watching for during harvest?
Jeff CoulterGUEST
24:42
Yeah, I think that's one of the most important things, especially as we're dealing with higher yields and the machinery keeps getting bigger and bigger and wider corn heads.
Jeff CoulterGUEST
24:52
It's really important that they look for even spread of the residue, you know, go Harvest a little bit, get behind the combine, see how it's doing.
Jeff CoulterGUEST
25:02
Are there adjustments that you can make? Are there add-ons that you need to get? You know, working with your implement dealer, that type of thing.
Jeff CoulterGUEST
25:11
It's really important to spend time on this.
Evan BrayHOST
0:14
That is good news for Saskatchewan farmers hoping to get back in the field.
Evan BrayHOST
0:19
Harvest probably a couple of days off for most parts of the province given the amount of rain that we had over that long weekend.
Evan BrayHOST
0:28
By the way, Wednesday morning means yes.
Evan BrayHOST
0:31
Saskatchewan smartest radio listeners coming up in just over 20 minutes from now just after 11 o'clock uh always look forward to that uh so that's coming up shortly where I want to go next is you know as we follow the bouncing ball as I've referred to it with the tariff war with the United States the the breakdown of talks at the Kuzma negotiation table we have so many questions you and I talk about this during open lines all the time where is this going to end up Well, there's a new report out called Tariffs, A Rough Road Leads to New Destinations.
Mackenzie JohnstonHOST
3:39
U.S. corn conditions were slightly lower last week, while harvest is now underway.
Mackenzie JohnstonHOST
3:44
As of Sunday, 56% of the crop was rated good to excellent, down from 57% the previous week and below the five-year average of 60%.
Mackenzie JohnstonHOST
3:54
Harvest reached 5% complete nationally, ahead of last year's 4% and the five-year average of 3%.
Mackenzie JohnstonHOST
4:01
soybean conditions held steady week over week at 58% good to excellent, which was just below the five-year average of 59%.
Mackenzie JohnstonHOST
4:08
Meanwhile, spring wheat harvest climbed to 86% complete, and winter wheat planting has also begun with 2% planted nationally.

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