From Family Farms to Mega-Farms: What’s Being Lost?

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A new report takes a hard look at who really controls Saskatchewan farmland — and the picture is shifting fast. Investor ownership may be limited, but land is rapidly concentrating in the hands of mega-farms, raising red flags about affordability, fairness, and the future of family farming in the province. To talk about this, we have one of the report's writers, Dr. Emily Duncan, PhD, Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Sociology and Social Studies, University of Regina.
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