Scheduled Maintenance | Maintenance planifiée 

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Maintenance will begin at 7 a.m. on Saturday, April 26, and is expected to conclude by approximately 6 p.m. on Sunday, April 27. During this time, online forms will be unavailable, and search functionality may be intermittent. We appreciate your patience.

La maintenance commencera à 7 h le samedi 26 avril et devrait prendre fin vers 18 h le dimanche 27 avril. Pendant cette période, les formulaires en ligne ne seront pas disponibles et la fonction de recherche ne fonctionnera que de façon intermittente. Nous vous remercions de votre patience.

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Outlook Regional Office

Keana Boere, BSA, Agri-Environmental Specialist

Keana Boere
Keana is passionate about agriculture and the environment. As an agri-environmental specialist, Keana helps producers implement environmental best management practices on their operations to improve their long-term resiliency. Her experience includes invasive weed management, land restoration research, and agriculture extension. Keana has a bachelor of science in agriculture with a major in environmental science from the University of Saskatchewan.

Tyce Masich, BSc, Crops Extension Specialist

Tyce Masich
Tyce is excited to tackle the challenges of future crop production. He enjoys problem solving and finding innovative solutions to help producers maximize sustainability and profitability on their farms. As a part of his extension work, Tyce connects producers with the latest agronomic research through working with clients, helping put on extension events such as Crop Diagnostic School, and conducts pest surveys. Tyce completed his bachelor of science degree in agriculture with a major in agronomy from the University of Saskatchewan in 2023.

Dwayne Summach, PAg, Livestock and Feed Extension Specialist

Dwayne Summach
Dwayne recognizes that efficient use of on-farm produced feedstuffs impacts farm profitability. In his role as livestock and feed extension specialist, Dwayne provides information and recommendations to match feedstuffs to livestock feeding programs with a focus on maximizing livestock productivity and well-being. Dwayne has 20 years of experience advising clients in various aspects of livestock management, ration development, forage production and utilization. Dwayne has a master of science with a focus on grazing ruminant nutrition and a bachelor of science in agriculture (animal science) from the University of Saskatchewan.

Lynnae Ylioja, Range Management Extension Specialist

Lynnae Ylioja
Lynnae offers support on grazing, pasture, perennial forage, and invasive weed management. She is enthusiastic about the adoption of regenerative agriculture practices like adaptive grazing and crop-livestock integration on Saskatchewan farms. Her background includes several years of practical farm experience, rangeland work and involvement in agroecology projects. Lynnae has a bachelor of science in Agriculture focused on animal science and rangeland management, as well as a master’s degree in regenerative sustainability from the University of Saskatchewan.

Janice Bennett, Regional Service Representative

Janice Bennett
As the first point of contact, Janice Bennett assesses internal and external client needs to make sure that they find what they need in an efficient and effective manner. Janice is always willing to step in and help wherever she is needed. Janice grew up on a farm and has a diploma in office automation and administration.

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