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(Calgary Alberta) August 16, 2018 – The Alberta Wheat Commission (AWC) and CANTERRA SEEDS LTD. are pleased to launch AAC Crossfield – the first new variety resulting from their historic public, private, producer partnership (4-P). Celebrations will take place at a launch party at CANTERRA SEEDS Demonstration plots in Olds,…
Harvest time is nearly upon us in much of Western Canada. As you start your harvest prep, here are 5 tips from our team to ensure you are prepared. 1. Know Your Crops and Make a Plan Make a rough outline of the crops and varieties you grew this year.…
https://canterra.com/blog/news/5-tips-to-prepare-for-harvest/
Canola harvest will be happening soon, and farmers are looking for ways to get as much of their crop in the bin as possible. The traditional approach to accomplish this has been to swath at 60% seed colour change (SCC). Any earlier, and you could lose yield, any later and…
https://canterra.com/blog/canola-yield-performance/understanding-60-seed-colour-change-rule/
What are Plant Growth Regulators and Why the Sudden Increase in Interest? Plant growth regulators are sprayed on plants to modify their growth and development. In western Canadian cereal crops they can reduce plant height and increase stem thickness, which helps reduce lodging. While plant growth regulators are relatively new…
https://canterra.com/blog/wheat-yield-performance/cereals-plant-growth-regulators/
The folks at CANTERRA SEEDS have long considered ourselves craft beer fans, but until now, we haven’t considered ourselves craft beer producers. To be honest, we still aren’t brewing our own craft beer, but we have partnered with a few in the industry to create “Connect the Plots” craft beer…
https://canterra.com/blog/barley-seed/canterra-joins-craft-beer-movement/
Today, CANTERRA SEEDS is announcing plans to launch a TruFlex™ canola with Roundup Ready® Technology hybrid to the market for the 2019 growing season.
https://canterra.com/blog/canola-seed/announcing-our-new-truflex-hybrid/
TruFlex® canola
Canary seed, a cereal grain crop previously used as feed for caged and wild birds, was approved for human consumption by Health Canada in January of 2016. This was exciting news for Canadian growers who produce 65% of the world’s canary seed. Looking to give canary seed a try? Here’s…
https://canterra.com/blog/news/how-to-make-your-own-canary-seed-milk/
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https://canterra.com/blog/canola-yield-performance/time-to-start-scouting-canola-fields/
