CSGA is deeply concerned by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada’s decision to close seven federal research facilities. While the closures may deliver modest savings, the downstream impacts risk undermining Canada’s seed system, crop innovation, and long-term competitiveness.
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This month marks 20 years that Jen Seward has been serving @seedmanitoba as our Executive Director! On behalf of the MSGA, I want to say “thank-you”. Her passion for seed is a great example of a bright future ahead!
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Enlightening perspective on Seed Synergy from CSGA's outgoing ED. Great article @GerminationMag @mzienkie!
Glyn Chancey, Seeds Canada and the Serendipity Effect https://t.co/vFCszSle1Y via @Germination
@TylerWist1@gurcharn_brar@Smithfamilyseed Yes we did have armyworms but I never noticed much damage. Seems like a fair number to me but maybe just because they are really noticeable when walking the fields.
All Manitoba Farmers have a good read over these new purposed drainage regs https://t.co/mPFk7VdkjN
How do you feel about paying $6000 dollars and acre to farm your own property?
@adrienneivey I would not be opposed to storing water on land that has traditionally been too wet to farm, but I would never consider using good farm land for water storage just to appease those who resist drainage. Preserving our viable farm land has to be number one priority.