SaskOilseeds is celebrating its official amalgamation by launching a progressive new look!

The Government of Saskatchewan released the 2024 Clubroot Distribution Map, identifying the rural municipalities (RMs) where clubroot has been identified since the first Saskatchewan detection in 2008.

SaskOilseeds is proud to announce its commitment of $781,432 to support 8 new research projects over the next 4 years. These projects, funded through the ADF, aim to develop solutions to emerging challenges that limit production and value-added processing.

Topics in this issue include: Register Now for Saskatchewan Crops Forum – January 14 & 15 SaskOilseeds’ Annual General Meeting […]

Topics in this issue include: SaskOilseeds Announces Results of Board Election Register Now Saskatchewan Crops Forum – January 14 & […]

SaskOilseeds is pleased to announce the results of its recent board election. Newly elected is Patricia Lung. Re-elected directors are Dean Roberts, Codie Nagy, and Dave Altrogge.

Topics in this issue include: Voting Period Open for SaskOilseeds’ Board of Directors Registration Open for Saskatchewan Crops Forum – […]

The voting period for SaskOilseeds’ Board election is now open. View the candidate profiles and submit your vote by 12 PM (noon) on November 29, 2024.

October 16, 2024 - The value of canola to the Canadian economy has more than doubled in the past decade, and now generates an average of $43.7 billion annually, according to a new independent analysis released today by the Canola Council of Canada (CCC).  The canola sector supports an average of 206,000 jobs and $16.3 billion in wages for Canadians from coast to coast.

Topics in this issue include: Latest News SaskOilseeds Announces Election for Board of Directors New Launch: The Extensionists Podcast Policy […]

Five nominations have been received to fill four director positions on the recently formed Saskatchewan Oilseeds Development Commission Board of Directors. An election will take place in November.

A labour disruption at the Port of Vancouver has halted operations, severely impacting Canada’s canola farmers who rely on the port to export 90% of their crop.