Erin Campbell of the Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture talks about the do's and don'ts of desiccant timing in pulse crops.

Featuring BYoung Biomechanics, Qualisys delivers the essential tools needed to capture and analyze a baseball pitch in 3D. With our Baseball PAF module, athletes receive reports displaying biomechanical components as coaches deliver recommendations to improve performance and prevent injury.

This video shows a large-scale harvest on a raspberry farm using specialized equipment. This video works well when looking at specialty equipment needed for producing specialty crops.

This video shows an example of how regenerative agriculture practices are used on a Saskatchewan farm.

Information on when and how to remit, report a nil remittance, confirm your remittance was received and correct remitting errors or misallocated payments.

Do you have the capacity to manage an emergency when you have to wait extended periods of time for medical or evacuation assistance?
This course covers material in Standard First Aid & CPR, plus special material on techniques for wilderness and remote areas.

COURSE LENGTH:
Remote First Aid: 20 hours
Suitable for Individuals who live or work in non-urban, remote or wilderness workplaces or communities

Wilderness First Aid: 40 hours
Suitable for those who wish to become professional guides, parks officials and/or work in fields such as recreation and ecotourism.

INTENDED FOR: For 16 years and older.
There are no prerequisites to this class. Having “first aid training” prior to the class allows students to build upon their current foundation but the content is appropriate for anyone.

Not only does biomass energy divert this organic matter from the waste stream — it turns it into something we all need, without polluting the planet. According to the U.S. Department of Energy, by 2030, the U.S. has the potential to sustainably produce 1 billion tons of bioenergy each year. Regarding renewable energy sources, biomass is not the most glamorous. But biomass energy successfully solves two major environmental problems at once.

There are many benefits to using renewable energy resources, but what is it exactly? From solar to wind, find out more about alternative energy, the fastest-growing source of energy in the world—and how we can use it to combat climate change.

Minister of Agriculture Marie-Claude Bibeau explains how Canada is trying to boost interest in the agricultural industry.Subscribe to CTV News to watch more ...

The Crossing at Grasslands is an easy place to let the stress of life’s busy schedule wash away. Located in Southwest Saskatchewan just five minutes south of Val Marie, the relaxation retreat borders the West Block of Grasslands National Park.

The Prusik Knot (technically it’s a hitch) is the most common friction hitch. It’s great for ascending, and it’s a staple for crevasse rescue systems because it will grip the rope from either direction of pull. Learn how to tie a Prusik Knot in this video.

First-time licence applicants must pass the Canadian Firearms Safety Course before applying for a Possession and Acquisition Licence. After the in-class instruction, you will do a written and practical test.

Anyone 12 years or older can take the CFSC. Children under 12 can take the course, but only for educational purposes. They will not do the written or practical exams. To get a Minor's Licence to borrow and use non-restricted firearms, the minor must be between 12 and 17 years old.

This video covers different machinery hazards workers may encounter on the farm and provides information on how to control them.

SAFE is a non-profit association of volunteer instructors with a common purpose of promoting safe, ethical hunting as a way of life and the shooting sports as safe, worthwhile forms of recreation. The volunteer is the backbone of our efforts and is recognized as such in a meaningful and rewarding fashion. Any money gained or earned is used for furthering these objectives.

"The game to us is a gift from the creator, it's a medicine game to our people." The BC Lions sat down with Aiden Baker, William Nahanee, Dr. Chief Robert Joseph & The Treadwell family to discuss the importance of sport in Indigenous communities. Whether it was for re-building the feeling of community and family after it was stolen throughout the residential school years, or healing from multi-generational trauma, sport as an outlet has been important in Indigenous communities across Canada for generations. BC Lions are proud to take part in these important conversations to honour our Indigenous brothers and sisters and do our part for real Truth and Reconciliation.

This page describes the how to use a food thermometer, and the temperatures different food need to be cooked to, to be considered food safe.

Based on a real workplace example, this animation demonstrates how different attitudes drive our behaviour and, in turn, the results we get when engaging with safety. Safety Attitudes at Work is an excerpt from a Sentis research study of more than 21,000 participants from 73 sites across agriculture, construction, government, healthcare, manufacturing, mining, oil and gas, and utilities.