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Rudy Warawa of F.A.R.M.S. Ltd., nominated the Mundare Easter Basket Ukrainian Refugee Effort and received $500 from the Rooted in the Prairies Project. The Effort is helping settle evacuees from Ukraine with housing, employment, and moral support to make their transition to Canada easier.
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Naicam Minor Sports strives to provide affordable and positive experiences through baseball and hockey for all youth, no matter their financial background. Lynnell Pomedli nominated the organization to receive $2,500 from Rooted in the Prairies Project.
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The Canadian Malting Barley Technical Centre (CMBTC) released their 2023/24 recommended malting barley varieties list, with AAC Connect reaching a new seeded acreage milestone while AC Metcalfe has been removed from the list after almost twenty years.
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Roy Klym of RoLo Farms Ltd. nominated Regina Food Bank for the Rooted in the Prairies Project and used his $2,500 donation for Farm2Kitchen - a program that partners with Prairie food producers and agribusiness leaders to use homegrown oats to feed those in Saskatchewan who live with food insecurity.
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The Acme Alumni Association of Acme, Alberta, has made raising money to provide safe, affordable transportation for teams one of their goals and was nominated by Paul Wiebe, of Assure Seeds Ltd, to receive a $2,000 donation from the Rooted in the Prairies Project.
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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…
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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.
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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…
