by WPAdminPCSK | Sep 15, 2020 | Policy 2016
When elected the progressive conservative party of Saskatchewan will immediately form a stakeholder board of various groups (ex: SARM, APAS, Rural Municipalities, Producer Interest Groups) to review the business of Saskatchewan agriculture in general .
by WPAdminPCSK | Sep 15, 2020 | Policy 2016
Progressive Conservative party of Saskatchewan supports the reduction of tax barriers to intergenerational farm transfers. Progressive Conservative party of Saskatchewan believes that farm family operations should be able to transfer privately owned farmland to family...
by WPAdminPCSK | Sep 15, 2020 | Policy 2016
Plant Breeders’ Rights Progressive Conservative party of Saskatchewan believes farmers must have the right to retain seeds from a protected variety for their own use without paying additional royalties. Protected varieties must be available to researchers for...
by WPAdminPCSK | Sep 15, 2020 | Policy 2016
The Progressive Conservative party of Saskatchewan believes in maintaining the port of Churchill and Hudson Bay rail line as a cost effective shipping alternative for Saskatchewan producers and will work to promote as another source of exporting products to markets...
by WPAdminPCSK | Sep 15, 2020 | Policy 2016
The Progressive Conservative party of Saskatchewan supports the development of standardized grain contracts to improve commercial accountability between producers and grain buyers. Progressive Conservative party of Saskatchewan believes these contracts should...
by WPAdminPCSK | Sep 15, 2020 | Policy 2016
Grain Grade Assessment & Quality Progressive Conservative party of Saskatchewan supports the development and introduction of new grading techniques that reduce industries reliance on the use of subjective methods of assessing quality. Progressive Conservative...
