As harvest kicks off, we break down what’s ahead for Canadian barley—tight supplies, global trade shifts, and the wildcard that is China. Will prices hold firm, or falter under feed grain pressure? Get the full outlook in our latest post.

Discover the challenges and solutions for managing late tillers in barley and wheat to ensure optimal harvest outcomes.

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Prepare for a successful next season by addressing fall management tasks like nutrient management, weed control, insect pressure, and residue management. Learn the best practices for soil testing, fertilizer application, and pest management.

After a season of drought, late June rains have given Saskatchewan’s barley crop a fighting chance. Yields may be average to slightly below, but smart harvest and storage decisions could still deliver malt premiums.

Taken from the 2025 Harvest Considerations webinar hosted by CMBTC.

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Dr. Charles Geddes of AAFC answers the question: If you've got a major kochia problem, what steps would you take mitigate that problem in a long-term drought?

Hint - effective management starts in the fall!

We're seeking three motivated individuals passionate about barley and leadership. Nominees must be a registered barley producer in Saskatchewan and supported by at least two other registered producers.

Nomination forms are available at SaskBarley.com/director-elections.