Latest CANTERRA SEEDS posts
Posted by CANTERRA SEEDS on
When teams across the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League (SJHL) hit the ice this fall, they’ll all have one goal in mind – hoisting the newly-minted CANTERRA SEEDS Cup in the spring. “We couldn’t ask for a better fit than the…
Posted by CANTERRA SEEDS on
Bill Jackson, of BFWA Jackson Farms, nominated Minto Mini Mustang Daycare for the Rooted in the Prairies Project to help cover some of the costs of its relocation and expansion.
Posted by CANTERRA SEEDS on
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…
Posted by David Hansen on
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…
Posted by CANTERRA SEEDS on
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…
Posted by CANTERRA SEEDS on
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.…
Posted by Charlotte Greenshields on
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…
Posted by CANTERRA SEEDS on
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.
Posted by CANTERRA SEEDS on
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!
Posted by CANTERRA SEEDS on
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.…
