The 2019-20 APAS Youth Leadership and Mentorship program is presented by Can-Am and is open to Saskatchewan producers between the ages of 18 and 40. The application is now available for download on the APAS Youth Leadership and Mentorship page, under 'Membership & Benefits.'

APAS calls on government to respond to drought Outlines actions needed to address situation   June 12, 2019 – For Immediate Release – The Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan has proposed several steps that need to be taken to help the province’s producers cope with current drought conditions. “APAS is calling on both levels of…

Check your farm mailbox for the May 2019 edition of Saskatchewan Farmers' Voice! Or you can read it online at https://apas.ca/saskatchewan-farmers-voice.

The federal government plans to invest in rural internet service. To better understanding your experience, you have been invited to participate in this short online survey.

May 3, 2019 – For Immediate Release – The Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan will continue to advocate for climate change policies that don’t harm the agriculture industry and that recognize producers’ role in managing and sequestering carbon. “As producers, we are not constitutional experts, but there are some fundamental issues of fairness that need…

If you missed the 2019 APAS Carbon Summit earlier this month in Saskatoon, you can now watch video of the presentations and view the presenters' slide decks HERE.

Crops going into the ground in Saskatchewan under cloud of uncertainty, weeks of silence from government April 25, 2019 – For Immediate Release – The Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan says the growing season is here and farmers need to know what our governments are planning to do about the shutdown of Canadian canola exports to China. “Spring seeding has begun in…

APAS staff have come up with their best estimate of what the Carbon Tax will cost Saskatchewan producers. Click here to read the preliminary report.