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Built at an initial capital cost of $173-million, the synchrotron is one of the largest science projects in Canadian history.

Saskatchewan offers a unique combination of low cost production, extensive land base (651,900 km2 -almost the size of Texas), low-cost feed and hay crops, plenty of water and expanding global market opportunities. In 2003, total value of Saskatchewan livestock exports was $110 M. Livestock raised in Saskatchewan include cattle, pigs, llama, ostrich, elk, deer, and bison.

A five year annual projection for an existing beef cow-calf operation. 

A five year annual projection for an existing sheep operation.

This fact sheet discusses information pertaining to the different classes of poultry.

An intensive livestock operation is defined in provincial legislation as the confining of one animal unit to less than 370 square metres (4,000 square feet).
The Production and Marketing Report is prepared quarterly to provide cattle producers with relevant information from a variety of national and international sources.
The brands accessible through this site have been compiled from the original records kept in the office of the Inspection and Regulatory Management Branch , Regina, and include all active registered brands and those that are being held in suspension for five years.

Sheep have been a part of Saskatchewan's agriculture for more than 150 years, with early settlers bringing breeding stock to harvest the province's vast rangelands.

Saskatchewan is one of the most progressive provinces regarding sheep production, research and value added opportunities.

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