Federal government phasing out seed research in Indian Head, Sask.

CBC - Oct 6, 2026

Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada announced it will be winding down operations at the Indian Head research farm over the next year. The province says it's still working on a plan for what to do with the land after the federal research program closes.

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