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| SK-14 | Feasibility of a One-pass Seeding and Fertilizing System for Winter Wheat | |
| SK-15F | Effect of KC1 on Physiological Leaf Spot, Grain Yield and Quality of Winter Wheat in Saskatchewan | |
| SK-16F | The Availability of P and K Contained in Pea and Fababean Residue to a Subsequent Crop | |
| SK-17 | Agronomic and Economic Assessment of Variable Rate | |
| SK-18 | Increasing Flax Yields: A Closer Look at Fertilizer Utilization and Weed Management | |
| SK-19 | Impact of Zero-tillage on Soil Quality Changes Under Crop Rotations and Fertilizer Treatments in a Black Soil | |
| SK-20 | Spring Wheat Response to Chloride Addition | |
| SK-21F | Maximizing Canola Yield with Balanced Fertilization in the Saskatchewan Parkland | |
| SK-22F | The Effects of Potassium Chloride to Counteract the Negative Effects of Side-banded Urea on Plant Establishment | |
| SK-23F | Field Crop Response to Potassium on Soils with High Extractable Potassium and Varying Soil Supply Rates of Potassium | |
| SK-24 | Management for Maximum Economic Yield of Open Pollinated and Hybrid Canola | |
| SK-25F | Optimizing Phosphorus Fertilization and Inoculation in Chickpea and Lentil | |
