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The Brian Knull Memorial Scholarship is an annual scholarship that was created by CANTERRA SEEDS and the Knull family in 2018 to honour the memory of Brian Knull, our co-worker and friend. The scholarship encourages rural students to continue their…
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This article is brought to you by Keep it Clean! Protect your investments and help to maintain market access for all by carefully planning and managing pre-harvest glyphosate applications. Glyphosate is registered for pre-harvest perennial weed…
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A follow-up to our Bunnyhug vs. Hoodie debate, our Marketing Lead, Renee McMillan, discusses Cozy vs. Koozie beer holders.
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This summer, CANTERRA SEEDS and ADAMA Canada are giving away $5,000 at our Success Tours across Western Canada. It’s easy to become eligible to win! Just register for one of our Success Tours at CANTERRASUCCESS.COM, come to the tour, and fill out an entry form!
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Nothing is more Canadian than canola! See CANTERRA SEEDS’ five reasons why canola = Canada:
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For Immediate Release June 11, 2019 WINNIPEG – Farmers in Western Canada will now have access to the PRIDE Seeds portfolio of hybrid corn, soybean seeds and agronomic resources only through the CANTERRA SEEDS retailer network in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta.
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Every year, CANTERRA SEEDS holds tours at our Success Sites, giving growers, retailers and industry representatives a chance to learn something new and see the top-quality products that CANTERRA SEEDS offers.
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Seeding is underway in most parts of Western Canada. With long days ahead in the cab, CANTERRA SEEDS wants to make it a little bit more enjoyable with our 2019 "Songs for the Seeder" playlist! Listen to the playlist below now, or save it to your Spotify profile for another day.
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Help maintain Canada’s reputation for quality cereals and protect your investments by taking a proactive approach to managing fusarium head blight (FHB) and the presence of mycotoxins, such as deoxynivalenol (DON), in your wheat, barley and oat crops.
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Article provided by PRIDE Seeds. Written by Drew Thompson, PRIDE Seeds Market Development Agronomist The vast majority of producers understand the need/importance of sulfur for optimal corn yields, and most are targeting a ratio of 10-12:1 for N:S. This means that for every 10-12 lb/ac of N applied to their corn crop, they will aim to have 1 lb/ac of sulfur - so an N rate of 180 lb/ac would have 15-20 lb/ac of sulfur.
