March 19, 2019
New Website Focuses on Canadian-Grown Food
CanadianFoodFocus explores how food is grown and raised, shares recipes and provides useful advice to help people make confident food choices.
CanadianFoodFocus explores how food is grown and raised, shares recipes and provides useful advice to help people make confident food choices.
The Prince Albert Conservation Learning Centre invites growers to this event covering topics such as soil fertility, clubroot, northern pulse varieties, grain bag recycling, and more
Brian reports on how weather events in Central/South America, Australia, and the U.K. have drawn down pulse seeded acres drastically, but Canada does not seem to be benefiting from pulse shortages in the world.
As the Saskatchewan pulse industry has grown, we have seen advancements in pulse crop production. As larger crops come off the field, more Canadian pulses are being exported each year. This is why maintaining and expanding access to key export markets, while also being viewed as a reliable supplier for pulses around the world, is critical.
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