CANTERRA SEEDS - Seed the Difference

We've Got it,Brewers Want it.

Excellent malting quality
Superior yield
Best FHB resistance in its class

AAC Connect

We've Got it,Millers Want it.

Plump seed and high beta-glucan
Very high yield
Excellent lodging resistance

CS Camden

We've Got it,Markets Want it.

Consistent colour
Very high yield
Early maturity

AAC Carver

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Shaan Tsai
Canola Product Manager
Do you have a question about selecting the right CANTERRA SEEDS variety for your crop rotation? Or a query about the performance, traits or disease resistance of your chosen variety? Call or email our Canola Product Manager, Shaan Tsai, today and he will be happy to assist with any inquiries.

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  • Page Newton
    Territory Manager - Southern Alberta
    403-376-0760
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  • Bret Gaetz
    Territory Manager - Northeast Saskatchewan
    306-874-7815
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  • Brenton Tullikopf
    Territory Manager - Central Alberta
    403-827-9758
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  • Duane Briand
    Territory Manager - Northcentral Alberta
    780-668-9750
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  • Joanna Forsberg
    Territory Manager - Western Saskatchewan
    306-280-9678
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Behind the Seeds

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Alana Serhan

Avoiding Imbibitional Chilling Injury in Corn

In this post we talk about avoiding Imbibitional chilling in corn seedlings. Imbibitional Chilling injury can cause damage to cell membranes and the subsequent leakage of cell contents can result in death of the seed before it has a chance to germinate.

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