Did you know Saskatchewan’s agriculture sector contributes over $13 billion annually to the province’s economy?

Agriculture is more than a legacy — it’s an economic engine.

With over 40 million acres of farmland and world-leading production in wheat, canola, and pulses, Saskatchewan plays a critical role in global food supply and trade.

In 2023 alone, the province exported more than $20 billion worth of agricultural commodities to markets around the world, setting a new record. This sector also directly employs more than 50,000 people across farming, processing, and related industries — and supports countless more in transportation, equipment, and ag services.

That’s the power of agriculture in Saskatchewan.

Learn more at Canada’s Farm Show Regina, SK presented by Bunge, taking place March 17–19, 2026 at  the REAL District.