Saskatchewan Minister of Agriculture Minister Lyle Stewart at the opening ceremonies of Ag in Motion near Saskatoon. "It's only with the most up-to-date practices and the latest technology that we'll be able to keep up with the challenges of feeding the world's population,” Stewart said, adding that the show is a chance for farmers to see how the technology works on their farms.

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Ag in Motion was officially opened with a ribbon-cutting by (l-r) Glacier Media Group president and CEO Jon Kennedy, federal Agriculture Minister Gerry Ritz and Saskatchewan Agriculture Minister Lyle Stewart.

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Ag in Motion is Western Canada’s first outdoor farm show which incorporates plots to demonstrate seed varieties, crop protection products and equipment.

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DuPont says Lumiderm + Vibrance protected 10 per cent of the canola seeded this year. DuPont's Dave Allen shows off the plots at Ag in Motion.

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DuPont Pioneer’s booth includes an outdoor “rink” and the chance to throw a rock with two-time Brier champion Pat Simmons.

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DuPont Pioneer’s booth includes an outdoor “rink” and the chance to throw a rock with two-time Brier champion Pat Simmons.

Photo: Lisa Guenther

Dupont corn plots standing tall at the Ag in Motion site.

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Dupont canola plots flowering on their way to pod stage at the Ag in Motion site.

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Exhibitors on the Ag in Motion site are displaying some of their latest technologies.

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Saskatchewan farmers Henry and Aaron Van Ee take up the rain gauge challenge with water pistols at the CocoRaHs water gun booth.

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Saskatchewan farmers Henry and Aaron Van Ee take up the rain gauge challenge with water pistols at the CocoRaHs water gun booth.

Photo: Lisa Guenther

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A variety of local food vendors set up shop on the Ag in Motion site, including Rebel Melt where ‘Americana meets Canadiana.’

Photo: Lisa Guenther