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Find programs and resources help you implement the best management tools you need to grow your operation.
The Business Development Guide and Business Plan Guide are tools that can assist in your business planning and business development processes.
A land lease agreement is a legal document that sets out the terms of an agreement between a landlord and tenant.
This publication provides an overview of some of the different types of cow-calf leasing arrangements.
The Crop Planning Guides provide information that can help estimate the income and cost of production for different crops.
Find important considerations of leasing privately owned land and management guidelines for landlords and tenants.
Custom grazing is an arrangement in which one person provides the pasture, water and grazing management expertise for another person's livestock.
The resources and programs listed on this page are to support Saskatchewan’s agriculture sector when faced with drought conditions.
Use this guide to help you determine the value of your agricultural land.
The Guide to Farm Financial Management modules and the Farm Business Planner Guide assist the development and understanding of farm financial planning processes.
Find guidelines for machine ownership, operating costs, custom and rental rates for farm machinery.
Discover tools available to help producers calculate economic costs and plan for their future.
The objective of this page is to provide general information to producers about forward grain contracts and help them understand what signing a forward contract means in terms of commitments and risks.
This workbook was developed to assist farm producers in writing down their expectations, objectives and grain marketing strategies.
Not sure where to start for human resource management on your agriculture operation? Find best practices to better understand your roles and responsibilities.
Find the legal and tax considerations of leasing privately owned land.
This publication provides management information, important considerations and guidelines when negotiating a pasture lease agreement on privately owned land.
Guiding principles of regenerative agriculture can be used to maintain and improve sustainability on an operation.
Business Risk Management programs to ensure farmers are protected against severe market volatility and disasters.
Use this publication as a starting point in your estate and succession planning process.
Information is available on the application of taxes, available exemptions and tax programs available to Saskatchewan producers.
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