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Dealer for Covers & Co - RioMax - Saltec- Redmond Salt -Speedrite & Patriot Electric Fence Products - The WaterBox

🐄 Sometimes one of the best management tools is simply paying attention to the cows in front of you.On our own operation...
10/16/2026

🐄 Sometimes one of the best management tools is simply paying attention to the cows in front of you.
On our own operation, body condition is something we keep an eye on throughout the year because it can tell us a lot about how cattle are responding to their environment, forage, weather, and stage of production.
Body Condition Scoring gives producers a consistent way to evaluate that.
For beef cattle, the common Canadian system uses a 1–5 scale, with 1 being very thin and 5 being very fat.
It can help give us clues about:
• Whether cows are maintaining condition
• How forage quality is holding up
• Whether certain groups need closer attention
• How prepared cows are heading into calving and breeding
• Whether our overall management is matching what the herd needs
What we like about it is that it brings the focus back to the animal.
Every herd and every year is different, but the cows usually give us plenty of information if we take the time to look.
💬 Do you formally body condition score your cows, or mostly go by what you see day to day?

Weaning looks a little different on every operation, and there’s no one approach that fits everyone.How are your calves ...
10/14/2026

Weaning looks a little different on every operation, and there’s no one approach that fits everyone.
How are your calves being weaned this year?
👍 Fence-line weaning
❤️ Two-step weaning
😮 Traditional weaning
👏 Other
Drop your reaction or comment below and tell us what works best on your operation — and why.
We always enjoy hearing how other producers are managing things and what they’ve learned along the way.

10/10/2026

The colder nights are starting to settle in, which means we’re paying a little closer attention to our solar watering system around the ranch.
Throughout the warmer months, this system helps us get water where we need it while making use of solar power. But as fall temperatures continue to drop, keeping everything in good condition becomes just as important as keeping the water flowing.
That means regularly checking the system, watching the overnight temperatures and making sure everything is working the way it should.
When those colder temperatures and freezing nights arrive, we also make sure to drain the system when needed rather than leaving water sitting in lines and components where it could freeze and potentially cause damage.
It’s one of those little fall jobs that can easily be overlooked, but taking a few extra minutes now can save a much bigger job later!
And sometimes that means watching the forecast and making one more trip out to drain the water system before a cold night! 😂❄️
Just another sign that winter isn’t too far away on the Prairies.
🌱 Sun to Soil Regenerative Agriculture

10/08/2026

As fall moves along, now is the time to start thinking about how you want cattle to move across your land once winter arrives.
Whether you’re planning bale grazing, swath grazing, stockpiled forage, corn grazing or another extended-grazing system, a little planning now can make winter chores easier while also helping you manage where cattle, nutrients and manure are concentrated.
With bale grazing, for example, placing bales ahead of time and using temporary electric fence allows you to control how much feed cattle have access to at once. As the fence moves, so do the cattle—helping spread manure, urine and leftover organic matter across areas that can benefit from those nutrients.
The same idea can be used with other winter grazing setups. ⚡
Temporary electric fencing can help you:
🐂 Control cattle movement and feed access
🌾 Reduce unnecessary feed waste
💩 Distribute nutrients across the land
🌱 Target areas where you want to build soil fertility
🚜 Reduce some of the equipment use associated with daily winter feeding
📍 Create smaller grazing sections and move cattle through them as needed
But a winter grazing plan is only as good as the fence keeping cattle where they’re supposed to be!
Before the ground freezes, it’s worth checking your energizer, grounding system, connections, posts, reels and other fencing supplies and making sure you have what you’ll need for your winter setup.
We carry Speedrite and Patriot electric fencing products and can help you find a setup that works for your operation—whether you’re setting up bale grazing for the first time or looking to improve a system you already use.
Winter grazing isn’t one-size-fits-all. The goal is finding a system that works for your cattle, your land and your operation.
🌱 Keep the cattle working for the soil—even through the winter.

🌾 Fall Pastures Are Changing — Are Your Cattle’s Needs Changing Too? 🐂October can still bring some great grazing days ac...
10/06/2026

🌾 Fall Pastures Are Changing — Are Your Cattle’s Needs Changing Too? 🐂
October can still bring some great grazing days across the Prairies, but just because there’s grass in front of the cattle doesn’t necessarily mean it’s providing the same nutrition it did earlier in the season.
As plants mature, dry down and experience cooler temperatures, the quality and availability of nutrients can change. This is a good time to pay closer attention to your herd rather than waiting until winter feeding is fully underway.
A few things worth watching this fall:
• Body condition heading into winter
• Mineral and salt consumption
• Changes in forage quality and availability
• Whether cattle are maintaining condition as temperatures drop
• Making sure supplementation matches the forage and the needs of your herd
We carry both Riomax mineral tubs and Milling Concepts loose mineral, giving producers different options depending on their cattle and management system.
Good winter nutrition doesn’t start when the snow arrives — it starts with how we manage cattle through the fall.
If you’re unsure what mineral option might fit your operation this fall, send us a message. We’re always happy to talk through what you’re feeding, how you’re grazing and what you’re trying to accomplish.
🌱 Healthy soil. Healthy forage. Healthy livestock.

At Sun to Soil, we’re not just supplying products to producers — we’re producers ourselves.As a family, we work together...
10/04/2026

At Sun to Soil, we’re not just supplying products to producers — we’re producers ourselves.
As a family, we work together on our own ranch, making many of the same decisions our customers face around cattle, grazing, soil health, mineral, fencing, water, and forage.
A lot of the products and practices we talk about are things we’ve looked at, used, tested, or worked through on our own operation first. That firsthand experience is a big part of how we approach the business.
We know every farm and ranch is different, and what works in one place might not be the right fit somewhere else. That’s why our goal isn’t just to sell a product — it’s to help producers find practical solutions that make sense for their land, livestock, and management style.
Sun to Soil is a family-run business built from real agricultural experience, and we’re proud to keep learning, trying new things, and growing alongside the producers we work with.
Thank you to everyone who continues to support our family and our business. It means a lot to be able to build something that’s rooted in the same industry we live every day. 🌾🐂

🌱 A lot can change when you start looking at the whole system.Over the last while, we’ve been working on different piece...
10/02/2026

🌱 A lot can change when you start looking at the whole system.

Over the last while, we’ve been working on different pieces of our own operation — from grazing management and keeping cattle moving, to improving water access, using electric fencing, paying closer attention to mineral programs, and thinking more about what we’re leaving behind on the soil.

None of it is one big fix. It’s a bunch of smaller changes that all work together.

Now we want to hear from you 👇

Which of these have you tried on your own farm or ranch?

🐂 Rotational grazing
⚡ Temporary or permanent electric fencing
💧 Improving livestock water access
🧂 Changing or monitoring your mineral program
🌱 Cover crops or keeping more soil covered ❄️Bale grazing
🌾 Leaving more residue or recovery time for pasture

Comment with what you’ve tried — and if there’s one that made a noticeable difference, tell us which one!

We’d love to see what’s working across different operations and share more of what we’re learning on ours too.

At Sun to Soil Regenerative Agriculture, so much of what we do begins with the land. We believe in caring for the soil, ...
09/30/2026

At Sun to Soil Regenerative Agriculture, so much of what we do begins with the land. We believe in caring for the soil, learning from it, and making choices today that leave something healthy and resilient for generations to come.
Today, September 30, we also recognize that caring for the land includes respecting its history and the people who have cared for it for generations.
Today, we take time to recognize the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day. We remember the children who never returned home, honour Survivors of residential schools, and recognize the lasting impacts on Indigenous families and communities.
As a family-run agricultural business, we believe there is always more to learn. Just as regenerative agriculture asks us to listen, observe and think about the generations that come after us, reconciliation asks us to listen, learn, reflect and move forward with respect.
🧡 Every Child Matters.
From our family at Sun to Soil Regenerative Agriculture, we encourage everyone to take some time today to learn, reflect and remember.

🍂 FALL IS HERE — AND WINTER PREP STARTS NOW 🐄Fall is a season of transition. Pastures are changing, cattle are moving on...
09/28/2026

🍂 FALL IS HERE — AND WINTER PREP STARTS NOW 🐄
Fall is a season of transition. Pastures are changing, cattle are moving onto fall grazing and different feed sources, and winter is starting to creep closer. Now is a good time to make sure mineral and water are part of the plan.
At Sun to Soil Regenerative Agriculture, we have options to help carry your herd through fall and into the colder months ahead.
🐄 RIOMAX® MINERAL TUBS
Riomax tubs provide a convenient, self-fed supplementation option for cattle through fall grazing and winter feeding. They’re easy to place out with cattle and provide consistent access to supplemental nutrition — especially useful when cattle are spread out on pasture, crop residue or winter grazing areas.
🌾 MILLING CONCEPTS LOOSE MINERAL
For producers who prefer loose mineral, this mineral is fully customizable, we carry Milling Concepts options that can be incorporated into your existing program. As forage changes through the fall, it’s a good time to look at what your cattle are receiving and choose a mineral option that complements your feed and management system.
💧 WATER BOX — MAKE YOUR DUGOUT WORK THROUGH WINTER
Have a dugout you’d like to continue using as a water source once things freeze up?
The Water Box is designed to provide livestock access to dugout water through the winter, giving producers an option to utilize the water source they already have instead of relying solely on hauling water or other winter watering methods.
Getting your system figured out before the dugout freezes over can make a big difference when Saskatchewan winter arrives. ❄️
Fall is busy enough — prepare now so winter watering and mineral don’t become another job when the cold hits.
📞 Contact us at 3069627206 or 3064028402 to learn more about Riomax tubs, Milling Concepts loose mineral and The Water Box and what might fit your operation.

🌱 What’s happening below the surface? 🌱We’ve been out in the fields doing some soil testing and comparing what’s happeni...
09/23/2026

🌱 What’s happening below the surface? 🌱
We’ve been out in the fields doing some soil testing and comparing what’s happening in the soil across our Covers & Co. cover crop, lentils, wheat, durum and flax.
Each of these fields had the SynBio Pack added this season, with some also having fertilizer rates reduced. We wanted to get our hands dirty and actually look at the differences — rooting, soil structure and how well the soil is holding together around those roots.
Some of these comparisons are pretty interesting! 👀 In the photos you can see side-by-side checks between treated areas, untreated checks, full fertilizer rates and reduced fertilizer rates.
This is exactly why we like getting out into the field. It’s one thing to talk about what a product should do, but it’s another to dig plants up, compare treatments and see what’s actually happening beneath our feet.
The goal isn’t simply to use less fertilizer — it’s to learn whether we can make better use of what we apply while continuing to build healthier, more resilient soils.
Now we’ll keep following these fields and let the results tell the story. 🌾🌱
Healthy plants start with healthy soil — and sometimes you just have to dig a little deeper to see it.

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