Saskatchewan's expansion of the forage industry emphasizes multiple use, where wildlife, recreation, and aesthetics along with livestock grazing are included in range resource planning.
Saskatchewan farmers and ranchers spend about $12 million annually to purchase approximately five million pounds of forage seed to either rejuvenate existing forage acres, or establish new acreage.
When is the best time to terminate a forage stand? What products are recommended for forage stand removal? How soon can I seed into the terminated forage stand? Are there any restrictions as to the crop I can seed?
Four plant identification Field Guides including: Common Range Plants of Southern Saskatchewan, Common Range Plants of Northern Saskatchewan, Common Riparian Plants of Saskatchewan and Common Seeded Plants for Forage and Reclamation in Saskatchewan.