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Elections are open!

Are you an Alberta Oat Producer and interested in becoming a director (or do you know someone who is)?

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Over 15,000 pounds of oats for Peace Country residents

The initiative has been undertaken by POGA, Peace Region Economic Development Alliance (PREDA), Grain Millers, M.D. of Spirit River, and Save-On Foods.

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Oat Growers are pleased that the CGC reversed grain grading changes due to Ag Community Concerns

POGA supported Sask Wheat's and APAS's request to reverse the CGC Grain grading changes and is pleased to see that the concerns were heard and positive action taken

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POGA's work on cancelled contracts

POGA, as well as AOGC, SaskOats, and MOGA, want to assure oat growers that the board has been, and will remain, active in any developments  of cancelled oat contracts by Purely Canada Foods/Above Foods. 

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SANTA’S REINDEER NEED A SNACK, TOO! Children leave snacks for Santa (and his reindeer) on Christmas Eve. This year, give Rudolf and his team a little extra ‘boost’ with this …

Is Porridge Good for You?

Is Porridge Good for You? Womens’s Health Magazine sets the record straight about oats. To read the article, go to: https://www.womenshealthmag.com/uk/food/healthy-eating/a45699528/is-porridge-good-for-you/

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About POGA

Prairie Oat Growers Association (POGA) is a voluntary organization of Prairie oat growers established to promote the interests of oat growers and oat marketing. POGA was formed in 1998.

The overall objective of the organization is reflected in its vision and mission statement as well as the organization’s values.

Learn More About POGA’s Vision, Mission and Values

The Oat Scoop

The OAT SCOOP is the Prairie Oat Growers Association’s newsletter. Newsletters are available as PDF downloads.

  • Oat Scoop, November 2023

    In the November 2023 issue of the Oat Scoop: POGA Trade Mission to Japan; POGA-Supported Breeding Programs and Projects; Carbon Footprint Data Collection in Saskatchewan; SaskOats-Funded Oat N Response Project; Intercropping Research; Project to Keep Oats Stranding Tall and Avoid Lodging; POGA and Commission AGM agendas and AOGC Director Nomination Notice; and much, much more! Read More