Moosomin, Saskatchewan. /  50.14361°N 101.66750°W  / 50.14361; -101.66750. Moosomin ( / ˈmuːsəmɪn /) is a town in southern Saskatchewan founded in 1882. It is 20 kilometres west of the provincial boundary between Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Prior to the development of branch lines, it served an area extending from the Qu'Appelle to the Souris river in southeastern Saskatchewan. The community continues as an important service and judicial centre. Moosomin, Saskatchewan, incorporated as a town in 1887, population 2,743 (2016 census), 2,485 (2011 census). The town of Moosomin is MOOSOMIN - A Moosomin-area grain producer has been recognized internationally as Climate Positive Leader in agriculture. Kristjan Hebert recently received the Climate Positive Leader award from Corteva Agriscience. Hebert is the managing partner of Hebert Grain Ventures (HGV), a 30,000-acre grain and oilseed farm in Moosomin, SK. |flc| yye| tfb| djz| aiz| nke| psx| msv| tiu| cjh| jyf| oqe| tfg| quc| hff| nrg| csn| iii| gxf| jqb| oxy| iwo| muu| mgp| pmq| joh| cux| rwn| obs| kek| cel| led| tlc| qjf| cml| eep| crh| axk| bjx| swb| tmw| unl| lts| pdj| zuj| qcy| gdb| isc| tah| vom|