Grasshopper development is progressing, the annual pheromone trap monitoring program for bertha armyworm moths has started, and we are hearing the first reports of cabbage seedpod weevil activity this week. Read more about these things and more in the Week 7 update!

Temperatures are near normal, and forecasts suggest above-normal rainfall in June to support crop development.

The annual monitoring program for bertha armyworm moths is now underway across the prairie region.

Prairie Pest Monitoring Network weekly update for June 10, 2026. 

Knowing how to identify pests, invasive species, and plant diseases early is important for protecting crops, trees, gardens, and natural areas.

The 2025 Saddle Hills County Annual Report will be arriving in mailboxes soon.

Saddle Hills County Assessors, Aaron Steblyk, Brady Harder, and Colin Robson with Compass Assessment Consultants Inc., will be hitting County roads July 6-10, 2026.

Please note that the Bonanza & Blueberry Transfer Stations will be closed for Canada Day on
Wednesday July 1, 2026.

This initiative provides financial support to eligible organizations for building a resilient workforce.

Filtered Non-Potable Water Fill Station at the Ksituan Water Treatment Plant, is now open again.