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PeltaTM, a seed pelleting technology, is a game changer for canola. It creates uniformly-sized seeds resulting in efficiencies through your precision equipment, improved crop establishment and simplified crop management. CANTERRA SEEDS is an…
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Find out what we're testing this summer - a total of 6 canola and 10 cereals & pulses experimental varieties!
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In practically every sport, a championship is celebrated by the winning team lifting a trophy for all to see and today the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League (SJHL) lifted the cover on their new CANTERRA SEEDS Cup trophy for all to see. “We…
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Farmers across Western Canada now have an opportunity to partner with CANTERRA SEEDS to plant a crop in support of a cause near and dear to their hearts. Through their Rooted in the Prairies Project, the company is accepting project nominations on…
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Five years ago, CANTERRA SEEDS and the Knull Family organized an annual memorial scholarship under the name of beloved Brian Knull, former Territory Manager at CANTERRA SEEDS. This year’s winner of the $1,500 prize is fourth-year student,…
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Roberta Galbraith of RNR Galbraith Farms, nominated the Manitoba Farmer Wellness Program to receive $2,500 donation from the Rooted in the Prairies Project to help with the health and wellness of farmers.
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Schyler and Celina Raaen of S&S Farms, nominated Rolla Community Hall to receive $1,500 donation from the Rooted in the Prairies Project to help upgrade the facility.
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Fifth-generation farmer, Andrew Dalgarno of Pen-Dale Farms Ltd, knows better than anyone the need for upgrading the fire hall in Newdale, Manitoba, as he’s also the hall’s Deputy Fire Chief. “The building was originally designed for…
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Barry McNabb of Minnedosa nominated the Minnedosa Grain Growing Project to receive 12 bags of canola from Rooted in the Prairies Project to help support the Canadian Foodgrains Bank.
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Curling brings towns together through a shared love of good hits, hammers and raises - but one curling club in Wetaskiwin, Alberta, is using the game to take out barriers. The Wetaskiwin Curling Club is a 100 percent volunteer-based organization that…
