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Like many small towns, the community of Kamsack, Sask., faces challenges like a declining population, reduced access to health care and a dwindling tax base. And, like many small towns, the residents are coming together to find ways to solve those…
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I’m now approaching my thirteenth year with CANTERRA SEEDS and two years on the Board of 4-H Canada. Both experiences have been fulfilling personally and professionally, and when there is an opportunity for the two to intersect, well that is…
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Seventeen worthy causes across the Prairies will benefit this year from CANTERRA SEEDS’ Rooted in the Prairies Project, which invests in local non-profit organizations nominated by the agriculture community across Western Canada. Now in its…
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Earlier this month, Syngenta Canada announced the launch of Pelta™ seed pelleting technology for canola. CANTERRA SEEDS is proud to partner with Syngenta Canada to exclusively launch Pelta technology on their canola hybrids.…
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I have been involved in the pedigreed seed business my whole life; from growing up on a pedigreed seed farm, working as a Pedigreed Crop Inspector for CFIA and now as one of CANTERRA SEEDS’ Pedigreed Seed Territory Managers. Through all this…
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The Knull family and CANTERRA SEEDS Northcentral Alberta Territory Manager, Duane Briand, presented Katherine “Kate” Harink with the 2021 Brian Knull Memorial Scholarship. Kate is a second-year student at Olds College, majoring in Agri-commerce in the Agriculture Management program.
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In 2021, Rooted in the Prairies Project donated $161,000 to ten charities/non-profits across the Prairies. This year, CANTERRA SEEDS is investing another $25,000 to local communities through this program. Nomination period ends March 31, 2022, so don't wait!
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To celebrate 25 years in the seed business in 2021, CANTERRA SEEDS asked its seed grower shareholders and farmers to nominate a cause dear to their hearts to receive one of ten $2,500 donations from the company’s Rooted in the Prairies Project.…
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Nineteen farmers in Western Canada will be planting around 2,900 acres of free canola seed this upcoming spring thanks to Free Seed Fridays from CANTERRA SEEDS. Every Friday between Nov. 5 and Dec. 10, CANTERRA SEEDS randomly selected a farmer order…
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Regardless of the crop type, we all look for the Easy Button when looking for a variety to grow on the farm. We want to make sure that we can say that it was a great choice at the end of the season and not regret it in the fall. More often than not,…
