POGA supported the many concerns brought forward from the Agricultural Community regarding the Canadian Grain Commission’s (CGC’s) proposed new wheat grading standards and called for the immediate reversal of that …
SaskOats supports Farm and Food Care’s “Meals From the Farm” program, which delivered meals and resources to six schools in Saskatchewan on June 1st, 2023. Around 1,800 kids received a …
Variety development is key to robust rotations and sustainable production, but few dollars are allocated to the work. Supporting variety development of small acreage crops and pulse crops to encourage …
In the June 2023 issue of the Oat Scoop: Where is the Oat Check-off/Levy Spent?, Ottawa Outreach, Oat’s Potential for Food and Beverage Product Development, Nutrients for Oats (What, Where, When and How Much), Producers’ Online Calculator for Recommended Fertilizer Application Rates and much more!
Dylan Robinson, AOGC Director, began by renting land from his cousins and taking crop sciences at the University of Alberta. Read more about his farming progression here.
Two University of Saskatchewan soil scientists have just put the finishing touches on a new Prairie Nutrient Removal Calculator—an online tool that provides a critical piece of information to help …
POGA, as well as the Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba oat commissions, want to assure oat growers that the board has been, and will remain, active in any developments of cancelled …
Meals From the Farm returns to Saskatchewan on June 1 this year. This joint initiative between Farm & Food Care Saskatchewan and Agriculture in the Classroom Saskatchewan works with six …
Promoting more oat consumption in Canada and North America is a top item on POGA President Brad Boettger’s wish list. Read the full article here.
“Data presented at 2023 Annual Meeting of the Wound Healing Society showed statistically significant results characterizing the in vivo bioactivity of Ceapro’s oat-derived bioactive products on wound healing and tissue …
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