Webinar recording hosted by Shaun Haney, featuring Mark Hemmes, Marlene Boersch, Jermey Welter & Jim McCormick, discussing grain export transparency, how a sales reporting program would work & the barriers to adoption.
Connections are a critical component of SaskOilseeds’ work! Having important conversations amongst government, producers, policy makers and other decision-makers is how Saskatchewan canola farmer voices get heard. SaskOilseeds joined SaskBarley, Prairie Oat Growers, Saskatchewan Pulse Growers and Sask Wheat at Sask Crops Lobby Day to discuss priorities with government officials at the provincial Legislature building.
Connections are a critical component of SaskOilseeds’ work!
Having important conversations amongst government, producers, policy makers and other decision-makers is how Saskatchewan canola farmer voices get heard.
SaskOilseeds joined SaskBarley, Prairie Oat Growers, Saskatchewan Pulse Growers and Sask Wheat at Sask Crops Lobby Day to discuss priorities with government officials at the provincial Legislature building.
The process for turning canola seed into oil and meal is similar to how other oilseeds are processed. Seed is preconditioned and pressed to separate the oil from the solids. Further refining and processing create finished canola products, ready for the market or further processing.
The people of Neolithic times depended on numerous plants and animals for their continued survival. Knowledge of these resources had come to them through observation, experimentation and from information provided to them by their ancestors.
A joint publication of the provincial canola grower groups and the Canola Council of Canada. Mailed quarterly to all Saskatchewan canola growers.
