Thank you to our members who attended today’s meeting in Division 1. We appreciate the opportunity to update you on SARM’s advocacy and provide more information on new resources for rural council members. #RuralMatters #SKPoli

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Our final 2025 SARM June Division Meeting will be held in Kelvington this afternoon at 1pm. We look forward to connecting with our members from Division 4. #RuralMatters #SKPoli Learn more: sarm.ca/events/divisio…

SARM thanks this afternoon’s presenters, our members who joined us in Division 4, and everyone who participated in this year’s June Division Meetings. We will see you all again in the fall at our midterm convention. #RuralMatters #SKPoli

SARM honours National Indigenous Peoples Day in celebration of Indigenous traditions, cultures, and unwavering resilience. June also marks National Indigenous History Month, which is a time to reflect on the long, vibrant history of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples.

The PHTAs will be back at Besant Campground July 7-10 for leafy spurge beetle collection. Everyone is welcome to come and collect beetles to help control their leafy spurge infestations. #SustainableCdnAg AAFC Canada Sask Agriculture Learn more: sarm.ca/wp-content/upl…

SARM wrapped up its successful 2025 June Division Meetings last week, travelling over 2,200 kilometres across Saskatchewan. #RuralMatters #SKPoli News Release: sarm.ca/2025/06/24/sar…

PHTAs & RCTAs attended the SPCOA Convention in Regina on June 17 & 18! Participants enjoyed a presentation from the PHTAs and good conversation at their tradeshow booth. A Q&A session introduced the RCTAs and how they support PCOs. #SustainableCdnAg AAFC Canada Sask Agriculture

With escalating gopher populations causing increasing concern for landowners across Saskatchewan, the Sask Wildlife Fed., with the support of SARM, is stepping up to offer practical assistance. #RuralMatters News Release: sarm.ca/2025/06/25/sas…

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Happy #CanadaDay from SARM. Today, we celebrate what it means to be Canadian, continuing to learn as each year passes and working together as a nation in support of all Canadians.

Read the article on how to protect your community by the SARM Manager of Risk Management and SARM Insurance Program Administrator in the latest edition of the Rural Councillor. Learn more: sarm.ca/wp-content/upl… Summer 2025 RC: sarm.ca/2025/06/06/rc-… Sign up to receive our

On July 2, PHTAs hosted a workshop in Kindersley on integrated management for controlling kochia and The Weed Control Act. Thanks to our speakers Cory Jacob, Provincial Weed Control Specialist and Shaun Sharpe, Weed Research Scientist from Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada.

PHTAs hosted Leafy Spurge Beetle Collection Days on July 7-10, with over 60 people attending! Landowners, RMs, & First Nations were invited to collect the beetles! The beetles are a biocontrol agent that helps control and contain the noxious weed, leafy spurge. #SustainableCdnAg

Members of the SARM board toured areas affected by drought in the RM of Maple Creek with the Sask Minister of Agriculture Daryl Harrison. SARM will continue to advocate for assistance for the drought stricken areas throughout the province. #RuralMatters #SKAg #CDNAg

Each year, the SARM Board of Directors hold their July meeting in a different division around the province. This year, it was SARM Division 6, specifically the North Battleford area. The board toured the U of S Canadian Feed Research Centre, Fort Battleford, and an MG30 road

On July 10, the PHTAs had the pleasure of presenting to First Nations communities and land managers at the SALT Pasture Management Training on the importance of accurate plant identification to protect pasture productivity, biodiversity, and cultural plant use. #SustainableCdnAg

SARM is encouraged by the changes implemented to the AgriStability Program for 2025 and 2026. We will continue to meet with ag producers and industry representatives from across Saskatchewan to advocate for their interests to senior levels of government, as agriculture is the

As a member of the Hudson Bay Route Association, SARM is in full support of establishing a northern trade corridor by leveraging key existing infrastructure, including the Port of Churchill and Hudson Bay Railway, to increase Saskatchewan’s exports to global markets.