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Who We Are

Saskatchewan Pulse Growers (SPG) works to provide leadership and create opportunities for profitable growth for Saskatchewan pulses.

Support Yield Potential

SPG invests in research that helps you achieve more profitable pulse crops and develops new pulse crop options.

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Build Market Demand

SPG invests in market development to diversify into new markets and create new use cases for pulses globally.

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Industry Advocacy

SPG prioritizes engagement with growers to understand your needs and advocate on your behalf.

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Growing Pulses

Discover the latest trends, practical advice, and all the data you need to increase your crops’ performance. From seeding through field management and harvest, find information to boost profitability.

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Resource Library

Explore your own way with the latest reports, articles, videos, podcasts, and webinars.

Article

SPG’s New Breeding Partnership with J4 Agri-Science: Fast Facts

Faba Beans Varieties & Breeding

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Prospects for Australian Pulses: A Global Market Outlook

June 2025

Research Summary

Chickpea Health Issue: The impact of herbicides, moisture, disease, and fungicides

Chickpeas Disease

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Latest Research

Research is a key pillar to SPG’s strategy. Our investment of levy dollars provides you with new opportunities for increased productivity and profitability.

Agronomy & Sustainability

The prairie weed monitoring network: Building a strong biovigilance foundation

Dr. Charles Geddes Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada

Chickpeas Dry Beans Faba Beans Lentils Peas Soybeans Agronomy & Sustainability

Agronomy & Sustainability

Improving productivity and resilience of cropping systems on the Canadian prairies

Dr. Kui Liu Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada

Chickpeas Dry Beans Faba Beans Lentils Peas Soybeans Agronomy & Sustainability

Processing, Feed & Quality

Development of a co-extruded canola meal and pea starch product to replace dietary soybean meal

Dr. Rex Newkirk University of Saskatchewan – Dept. of Animal and Poultry

Peas Processing, Feed & Quality

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Market Development

As larger crops come off the field, more Canadian pulses are being exported each year. Learn how we help maintain and expand access to key export markets.

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