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Research Objective

Objective 1

To lead to reductions in GHG emmissions and result in large economic benefits to Canada by developing climate-smart wheat and lentil cultivars and microbiomes, while improving on-farm management.
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Project Description

To lead to reductions in GHG emissions and result in large economic benefits to Canada by developing climate-smart wheat and lentil cultivars and microbiomes, while improving on-farm management.

Outcome

$862,500.00

Active

October 2023 – September 2027

Genome Canada; Manitoba Crop Alliance; Western Grains Research Foundation; Results Driven Agriculture Research; Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture – Agriculture Development Fund

$6,112,500.00

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