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Posted by Lorri Keyowski on
As the puck drops and the 12 Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League (SJHL) teams hit the ice this weekend to kick off the highly anticipated 2024/2025 regular season, one goal unites them all – the chance to hoist the coveted CANTERRA SEEDS Cup at the end of it all. The energy is electric, and we are beyond excited to support these talented athletes and their journey towards glory.
Posted by Duane Ransome on
Ah, the age-old question - does size matter? When it comes to canola seeds, size isn’t everything. Let’s dive into the fascinating world of canola planting, shall we? First, let’s dispel a common myth: the size of canola…
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WINNIPEG, MB – CANTERRA SEEDS Holdings Ltd. (“CANTERRA SEEDS”) announced today that United Farmers of Alberta Co-operative Limited (“UFA”) has acquired a 17% stake in CANTERRA SEEDS from Ceres Global Ag Corp.…
Posted by Courtney Welch on
CANTERRA SEEDS makes considerable investment in canola trialling, to ensure that we are bringing the right products to Western Canadian farmers. CANTERRA SEEDS' extensive trial program is made possible by the hard work and dedication of our…
Posted by Cosmin Badea on
Explore the differences between barley and triticale as forage options in Western Canada and discover the best choice for your farm.
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Lois Schultz, a native of Wetaskiwin, Alberta, has been awarded the 2023 Brian Knull Memorial Scholarship. Established by CANTERRA SEEDS in memory of their esteemed colleague, Brian Knull, the $1,500 scholarship aims to support Alberta students in…
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To watch Clay Sleeva regularly is to understand that everything he does on the ice is with the passion that comes from one genuinely enthusiastic to play the game. One quick conversation with the 20-year-old Melfort Mustang betrays the fact that he…
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As we step into Plant ‘24, CANTERRA SEEDS continues its commitment to farmers by offering high-yielding canola hybrids and pedigreed varieties that thrive in our diverse environmental conditions. Our 2024 Experimentals will be tested…
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Cash Arntsen has agriculture deep in his bones. The Kindersley Klipper player-turned-coach has multiple generations of farming and ranching in his family, so the fact he is passionate about it and wants to make it his livelihood should come as no…
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Now going into its fourth year, the Rooted in the Prairies Project has significantly increased its contributions, with cumulative donations exceeding $500,000, reinforcing our dedication to making a positive impact on local communities in Western Canada.
