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Agriculture Roundup for Thursday May 18, 2023
Some Saskatchewan producers will be able to get extra help to cover the cost of transporting feed after theirs was damaged.
Federal Agriculture Minister Marie-Claude Bibeau and Saskatchewan Agriculture Minister David Marit announced a supplemental freight adjustment to reflect higher than normal replacement feed costs.
Marit said in southwestern Saskatchewan, some producers suffered multiple years of dry conditions and experienced an increase of wildlife damage.
He said to maintain herds, some needed to travel throughout the province to replace feed damaged by wildlife.