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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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Broken Arrow Youth Ranch is receiving more than $48,000 as a result of the Rooted in the Prairies Project from CANTERRA SEEDS and the Bushels for Broken Arrow Project after being nominated by Nick Petruic of Petruic Seed Company Inc.
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The Wrentham Volunteer Fire Department is receiving a $2,500 donation after being nominated by Troy Eliason of Eliason Farms as part of the Rooted in the Prairies Project by CANTERRA SEEDS. Eliason Farms is also matching the donation from CANTERRA…
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A Lake Lenore-based non-profit organization is getting a $2,500 donation to help fund various projects that aim to remove barriers to mental health treatment access after being nominated by Cortney Hartl as part of the Rooted in the Prairies Project by CANTERRA SEEDS.
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Curlers of all ages and skill levels in northeast Saskatchewan can look forward to seeing some upgrades at the beloved Wadena RE/MAX Curling Club thanks to Lee Johnson of Northland Seeds and the Rooted in the Prairies Project from CANTERRA SEEDS.
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Students returning to classes at the St. Claude School Complex this fall had a brand-new play structure waiting for them after years of fundraising and donations, including a $2,500 donation from R-Way Ag through the Rooted in the Prairies Project by CANTERRA SEEDS.
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Dale Wylie nominated the Biggar Revitalization Project because he wanted future generations to experience the town as he’s known it. Funds raised from the campaign will go toward improving infrastructure on Biggar’s Main Street and transforming the Canadian National Railway grounds into a multi-use park, tourism hub and interpretive centre.
