Category: POGA News

Managing Herbicidie-Resistant Kochia Kochia (Bassia scoparia) is an annual broadleaf noxious weed that is an increasing concern for crop producers throughout Canada. The troublesome weed can significantly impact crop yield. Research shows …

The Canadian oat industry has a new oat breeder. Kirby Nilsen will take over as the Agriculture Canada oat breeder at the Brandon Research and Development Centre tomorrow. Nilsen, a …

The Prairie Oat Growers Association has a plan to provide more funds to seed breeders. Read more in this Grainews article by Shawna Mathieson.   POGA Speaks Out on Value …

The latest star among non-dairy milk products comes from one of Canada’s most underrated crops: oats.  It started in Sweden with a brand called Oatly, which was introduced to the …

The federal government has announced an investment of $1,982,915 for the Prairie Oat Growers Association (POGA) to improve varieties for the Canadian oat industry. August 27, 2019 – Regina, Saskatchewan …

The Prairie Oat Growers Association of Canada (POGA) is proud to announce the 12 winners of the 5th Annual Oat Recipe Contest. The announcement took place in advance of Canada Day at …