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On March 18, 2021, we held an invite-only online celebration for CANTERRA SEEDS’ 25th anniversary in the seed business. Original directors, shareholders, staff, and other partners in the business gathered to chat, reminisce and hear from CANTERRA SEEDS speakers.
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MARCH 18, 2021, WINNIPEG – CANTERRA SEEDS Ltd., a farmer-owned company, is walking the walk on its commitment to Western Canadian communities as it celebrates its 25th year anniversary. CANTERRA SEEDS was founded by nine Western Canadian seed…
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CANTERRA SEEDS is proud to announce the winner of the 2020 Brian Knull Memorial Scholarship. This year’s recipient is Hasse van der Kamp of Falun, Alberta. Selecting a deserving recipient was a hard decision to make this year as dozens of…
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Clubroot is affecting more and more fields throughout the Prairies. CANTERRA SEEDS' CS2600 CR-T canola now touts clubroot resistance to two additional pathotypes: 3A & 3D!
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Our team took the opportunity to say a few words of season's greetings and gratitude. Canadian agriculture is a great industry because of all the people in it, and we are proud to be a part of it.
Posted by Renee McMillan on
Farmers in Western Canada can now purchase herbicide tolerant canola hybrids on all four major trait platforms from CANTERRA SEEDS with the addition of the new CS4000 LL* LibertyLink® Canola Hybrid into its extensive seed portfolio.
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With snow covering or starting to cover many of the harvested fields across Western Canada, planning for the 2021 growing season has already begun. Below are a few things that your PRIDE Seeds Agronomists encourage you to consider when making your seed decisions for 2021.
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This fall, step into the field through your screen and take a crop tour like no other in Canada through virtualcroptour.ca.
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Corn silaging season is underway across the Canadian Prairies. As this is a busy time for farmers and retails, below are a few quick tips to consider when cutting your corn silage crop.
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It's that time of year again – the time when CANTERRA SEEDS takes an opportunity to support youth starting a career in agriculture, while celebrating the legacy of a man who left a big mark through his 40-year career in Canadian ag.
