Saskatchewan Watershed Environmental Agriculture Program
SWEAP Information for Producers
Informational Videos
In the summer of 2025, SAW hosted a field day on the Andreas Ventures Limited farm. Mr. and Mrs. Andreas spent the entire day sharing their soil health journey in action.
Ian McCreary talks about the practices he did on his farm that benefit his operations and the environment.
After working fields with the dust blowing and low moisture, Hewston started researching, experimenting with, and practicing regenerative farming. Learn about his experiences and how he uses cattle as a tool on his operation!
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The SAWCast Podcast
Season 1 – Episode 1
The episode “Programs, Progress and Producer Support” highlights how agricultural programs are helping producers adopt beneficial management practices through funding, guidance, and collaboration to improve soil health, efficiency, and long-term farm resilience.
Season 1 – Episode 2
The episode “Learning to Trust the Land” describes how producers build confidence in sustainable farming by observing their land over time and shifting toward practices that prioritize soil health, resilience, and long-term stewardship.
Season 1 – Episode 3
The episode “Experiment on the Prairie” highlights how prairie producers are using on-farm experimentation to test new practices that improve soil health, efficiency, and long-term farm resilience.
Season 1 – Episode 4
The episode “Starting Small and Learning Along the Way” highlights how producers build confidence in new agricultural practices by starting small, learning through experience, and gradually improving soil health, efficiency, and long-term farm resilience.
Season 1 – Episode 5
The episode “Implementing Nitrogen Management, Cover Cropping and Rotational Grazing BMPs in Saskatchewan” highlights how producers in Saskatchewan are adopting practices like improved nitrogen management, cover cropping, and rotational grazing to enhance soil health, efficiency, and long-term farm sustainability.