Livestock Summit

On April 5, 2023, APAS will be hosting a livestock summit to discuss the issues impacting the livestock sector, as well as possible solutions. Non-APAS Representatives can register today for $125.

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SASKATCHEWAN FARMERS' VOICE

The Fall 2022 edition of SFV features The Hunter Brothers, a feature on the Saskatchewan vegetable industry, and a feature on the federal government's fertilizer emissions reduction targets.

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APAS fertilizer emissions submissions

In response to the federal government's proposed 30 percent reduction in fertilizer emissions, APAS was part of a joint submission with SaskCrops in response, as well as adding our own submission.

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CONNECTING SASKATCHEWAN

Connecting Saskatchewan is broadcast about APAS's Rural Connectivity Task Force and its efforts to improve rural cellular service and high-speed internet. APAS and AccessNow TV produced this broadcast.

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JOIN APAS

Voting in elections every four years isn’t enough – join APAS and help fix agricultural problems 365 days a year. If your RM isn’t currently part of APAS, ask your Council to buy a 12-month trial membership.

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ABOUT APAS

The Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan (APAS) is Saskatchewan's democratically elected, non-partisan farm policy and advocacy organization. APAS has been the voice of Saskatchewan’s farmers and ranchers since 2000, and represents ratepayers in 135 rural municipalities.

 

The APAS Next Policy Framework Task Force released their list of recommendations for the next suite of agricultural programs.

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Connecting Saskatchewan is broadcast about APAS's Rural Connectivity Task Force and its efforts to improve rural cellular service and high-speed internet. APAS and AccessNow TV produced this broadcast.

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“APAS is the voice agriculture needs! Since our RM joined, I have been impressed with APAS's mission to work for the best interests of the agricultural sector. ”

Bev Pirio

APAS Director, District Two

“Our agricultural industry has very unique challenges and elected decision-makers and other policy groups need to have a non-partisan voice like APAS to provide advice and consultation on agricultural issues.”

Devon Walker

APAS Representative, RM of Wilton #472 and 2020 APAS Youth Leadership and Mentorship Program participant

“APAS plays a vital role in building a strong, connected agriculture sector in Saskatchewan that contributes to economic stability and mobility.”

Angela Jones

APAS Representative, RM of Lakeview #337

“APAS has become an exciting and dynamic coalition of producer input, group alliances, and countless talented people.”

Greg Marshall

Former APAS President

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