On today's program:

-- Potential options for the sales of Canadian canola seed and canola oil, should U.S. tariffs come to pass.

-- Agriculture in the Classroom officially launched its new "Grains of Saskatchewan" education display at the Western Canadian Crop Production Show.

-- Various government incentive programs are making solar system installations far more attractive to farmers. Kevin Hursh of SaskAgToday.com speaks with Northsol Systems president Cas Griffin on that.

-- The Yorkton-based East Central Research Foundation has published the results of another one of its trials from the 2024 crop year.

-- And Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew speaks on the U.S. tariff threat, while at Manitoba Ag Days in Brandon.