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U.S. shouldn't buy 'blood potash' from Belarus, Sask. premier says

CBC Canada · September 21, 2026 at 6:03 p.m.

U.S. shouldn't buy 'blood potash' from Belarus, Sask. premier says

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe defended the province's potash industry as ethically and economically superior to other international exporters after U.S.

President Donald Trump threatened to source more of his country's fertilizer from Belarus.

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