Saskatchewan Pulse Growers

Our mission is to provide leadership and create opportunities for profitable growth for Saskatchewan pulses.

[Saskatchewan Pulse Growers @SaskPulse]

SPG & @CDC_USask have formed a new collaboration for lentil and faba bean breeding in Saskatchewan – read more about these new programs: https://t.co/zLynvSKMbd

[Saskatchewan Pulse Growers @SaskPulse]

Advancing lentil innovation: researchers are identifying herbicide-tolerant traits to help growers manage challenging weeds. Learn how this project is shaping future lentil varieties: https://t.co/xR50ThIfh6

[Saskatchewan Pulse Growers @SaskPulse]

Do you farm in Southern or Eastern SK? Soybeans are a non-host crop for Aphanomyces root rot and may be a good fit for your rotation. Learn more: https://t.co/Atkyx2Eyhh

[Pulse Canada @pulsecanada]

When supply chains stop, the impact reaches far beyond one sector. 

Work stoppages affect farmers, manufacturers, exporters and the communities that rely on them. They also put Canada’s economic growth and its reputation as a reliable trading partner at risk. 

A targeted amendment to section 107 of the Canada Labour Code in Bill C-39 would give the federal government the option to act before preventable economic harm occurs. 

Learn more at https://t.co/wkl9hFpaOc 

#WindowToAct

[Saskatchewan Pulse Growers @SaskPulse]

Australia’s pulse outlook is divided for 2026/27. Desi chickpeas face production challenges, while abundant lentil supplies increase pressure to secure global demand. Read the latest market update: https://t.co/WkECHPSFka

[Saskatchewan Pulse Growers @SaskPulse]

Register now for SPG’s Annual General Meeting – Tuesday January 12th at 1:00 PM at the Western Development Museum in Saskatoon, happening alongside Saskatchewan Crops Forum. Agenda and registration information: https://t.co/RGMgF17dbF

[Saskatchewan Pulse Growers @SaskPulse]

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: https://t.co/b1Z7TSy0dJ

[Saskatchewan Pulse Growers @SaskPulse]

Lower chickpea production and strong South Asian demand contrast with Australia’s large lentil crop and growing export competition. Explore the key market developments for 2026/27: https://t.co/WkECHPSFka

[Saskatchewan Pulse Growers @SaskPulse]

The agronomic benefits of including pulses in crop rotations are well known, but short rotations can lead to disease pressure. One solution for maintaining the benefits of pulses within longer rotations is to grow an alternative pulse, such as chickpeas: https://t.co/4RZOwC1g0E

[Saskatchewan Pulse Growers @SaskPulse]

Letters of Intent are now being accepted for projects for the Next Pulse Science Cluster (2029-2033). More information including pulse research priorities, how to apply, and key dates here: https://t.co/MjrFS9bYSX

[Saskatchewan Pulse Growers @SaskPulse]

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: https://t.co/xR50ThIfh6

[Saskatchewan Pulse Growers @SaskPulse]

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): https://t.co/bX6q7Q4Mce

[Saskatchewan Pulse Growers @SaskPulse]

Do you farm in Northern or Eastern SK? Faba beans are a pulse crop with better tolerance of Aphanomyces root rot and may be a good fit for your rotation. Learn more: https://t.co/kx6tKUqwRY

[Saskatchewan Pulse Growers @SaskPulse]

Australia’s pulse outlook is divided for 2026/27. Desi chickpeas face production challenges, while abundant lentil supplies increase pressure to secure global demand. Read the latest market update: https://t.co/WkECHPSFka

[Saskatchewan Pulse Growers @SaskPulse]

Australia’s pulse outlook is divided for 2026/27. Desi chickpeas face production challenges, while abundant lentil supplies increase pressure to secure global demand. Read the latest market update: https://t.co/WkECHPSFka

[Saskatchewan Pulse Growers @SaskPulse]

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: https://t.co/akyGaPc1At

[Saskatchewan Pulse Growers @SaskPulse]

The agronomic benefits of including pulses in crop rotations are well known, but short rotations can lead to disease pressure. One solution for maintaining the benefits of pulses within longer rotations is to grow an alternative crop, such as soybeans: https://t.co/Atkyx2Eyhh

[Saskatchewan Pulse Growers @SaskPulse]

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: https://t.co/b1Z7TSy0dJ

[Saskatchewan Pulse Growers @SaskPulse]

Lower chickpea production and strong South Asian demand contrast with Australia’s large lentil crop and growing export competition. Explore the key market developments for 2026/27: https://t.co/WkECHPSFka

[Saskatchewan Pulse Growers @SaskPulse]

Do you farm in Southeast or East-Central SK? Dry beans have shown better tolerance of Aphanomyces root rot and may be a good fit for your rotation. Learn more: https://t.co/LCVC20BzhJ

[Saskatchewan Pulse Growers @SaskPulse]

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): https://t.co/bX6q7Q4Mce