Saskatchewan Pulse Growers has been made aware of a grain company (and the potential for others) that will no longer be accepting lentils treated with glufosinate ammonium.
This event will be held in Swift Current, SK and feature farmer panel discussions, research results, a grain buyers forum, a tradeshow, and more.
Saskatchewan crops experienced a lot of variability in growth and weather challenges this year. In this article Sherrilyn Phelps and Dale Risula evaluate all of the pulse crops across the province and discuss harvest considerations that growers should be aware of.
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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