Our mission is to provide leadership and create opportunities for profitable growth for Saskatchewan pulses.
Saskatoon, SK
Joined July 2011
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SPG & @CDC_USask have formed a new collaboration for lentil and faba bean breeding in Saskatchewan – read more about these new programs: ow.ly/J6K250ZnrTF
Saskatchewan Pulse Growers' six-year, $3.67 million weed science program is delivering early insights on kochia management, herbicide strategies and drone spot spraying. Read the latest project update. Read more: ow.ly/ETku50ZSKhP
Saskatchewan Pulse Growers retweeted
"The UAE is already an important customer for Canadian pulse crops, and this agreement gives our industry the confidence to keep building on that relationship." - Chair Shane Strydhorst
Read our release on the newly signed Canada-UAE CEPA below. 👇
New research using more than 20 years of Saskatchewan field data shows how crop rotations affect yield and profitability. Read the research summary and explore the findings: ow.ly/tOvt50ZZTlK
Still growing CDC Maxim CL®? Newer red lentil options CDC 6930 CL®, CDC 7208 CL®, and CDC Monarch CL® are outyielding it by up to 26%. ow.ly/baas50ZWvLi
From crop rotations and mowing trials to herbicide screening and precision spraying, SPG-funded research is exploring practical weed control options for pulse growers. Learn about the program's early results. Read more: ow.ly/ETku50ZSKhP
Input from producers and agronomists is essential to develop meaningful research projects. Here is your opportunity to provide feedback as we head into the 2027 project planning season: ow.ly/l3ie50ZVE8n
SPG is excited to introduce you to our new Digital Marketing Coordinator, Kim Klippenstein, who is covering an extended leave. Kim's experience in marketing and design with a variety of organizations makes her an excellent fit within the team. Welcome, Kim!
New research is advancing clean-label processing methods to improve the flavour of yellow pea protein isolate. Learn how this work could support new plant-based protein applications and add value to Canadian peas: ow.ly/hBbM50ZZTbh
Grade School is a FREE event that gives producers an opportunity to watch in-person grading and dockage demonstrations for various crops from @Grain_Canada representatives. Register for an event in Swift Current (Nov 24) or Humboldt (Nov 26): ow.ly/I7sH50ZO2nm
New research explores how increased genetic diversity in lentils can improve herbicide tolerance. Discover how this work supports better weed control and future variety development. Read more: ow.ly/NZWK50ZZSh5
Input from producers and agronomists is essential to develop meaningful research projects. Here is your opportunity to provide feedback as we head into the 2027 project planning season: ow.ly/l3ie50ZVE8n
Saskatchewan Pulse Growers' six-year, $3.67 million weed science program is delivering early insights on kochia management, herbicide strategies and drone spot spraying. Read the latest project update. Read more: ow.ly/ETku50ZSKhP
Saskatchewan Pulse Growers retweeted
Soil sampling after pulses requires a different approach to depth and timing. Andria Carlyon of @GatewayResearch explains what growers need to know.
Read more: ow.ly/q4Is5101y8K #cdnag #PulseSchool
Up to 8% higher yields and better bleaching resistance. Meet CDC Huskie and CDC Rider: ow.ly/bwbi50ZWvJW
From crop rotations and mowing trials to herbicide screening and precision spraying, SPG-funded research is exploring practical weed control options for pulse growers. Learn about the program's early results. Read more: ow.ly/ETku50ZSKhP
Input from producers and agronomists is essential to develop meaningful research projects. Here is your opportunity to provide feedback as we head into the 2027 project planning season: ow.ly/l3ie50ZVE8n
Wheat grown after a pulse yielded about 17% more for spring wheat and 14% more for durum. Learn how crop rotations can support yield and profit decisions: ow.ly/tOvt50ZZTlK
Input from producers and agronomists is essential to develop meaningful research projects. Here is your opportunity to provide feedback as we head into the 2027 project planning season: ow.ly/l3ie50ZVE8n
A Saskatchewan research project developed and pilot-scale validated a clean-label process for better-tasting pea protein. Explore its potential for pulse processing and value-added markets: ow.ly/hBbM50ZZTbh
Saskatchewan Pulse Growers' six-year, $3.67 million weed science program is delivering early insights on kochia management, herbicide strategies and drone spot spraying. Read the latest project update. Read more: ow.ly/ETku50ZSKhP
