January 11, 2023 (Saskatoon, SK) – Today Saskatchewan Pulse Growers (SPG) announced funding for 17 pulse-specific research projects, co-funded through Saskatchewan’s Agriculture Development Fund (ADF).
Save the Date: July 25 & 26 in Indian Head, Saskatchewan
Recent years have seen changes in global trading patterns, in big measure because of the drought which caused declines in pea, lentil, & chickpea production in Canada and the US. Prices rise rapidly in both grower and export markets because of the need to ration what was available among the markets.
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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