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According to the Canadian Agri-Food Trade Alliance (CAFTA), over 65 per cent of all Canadian malt production is exported. Canadian malt is exported to more than 20 countries around the world. In 2015, Canadian maltsters exported over 575,000 tonnes of malt, valued at over $435 millionand this number is expected to grow. Malt exports will continue to increase as beer production and demand rises in Africa, Asia and Latin America, according to CAFTA data.

There's an emerging threat in cereal crops! Register for our next webinar on which we'll talk bacterial leaf streak and what's being done to learn more about it. Sponsored by 20/20 Seed Labs & SeCan.

In 2020, Alberta remained king of inspected seed acres in Canada, while Saskatchewan overtook Manitoba for total number of acres. This week we begin a regular series profiling our country's seed landscape by acres and what it all means. READ MORE HERE: ow.ly/BhTC30rDVZS

New podcast episode! Mira van Burck and Madison Spyk of SeCan share their experiences as young people entering the seed industry.

The Field Loader (FL) Conveyor Series is the latest addition to the company’s expansive product line, and marks USC’s official entrance to the field and fertilizer application and handling category. #PartnerContent @USC_LLC USC LLC http://ow.ly/NFKK50EhP3F

A recent sub-committee meeting on Feb. 2 included discussions on some important threats to canola health.

Announcing the winners of this year's Canadian Plant Breeding Innovation (CPBI) Awards! Call it the year of canola, as we honour Van Ripley of Nuseed U.S. and Canada and InVigor L233P from BASF Agricultural Solutions. We also reveal our 4 scholarship recipients.

"The agronomy research we fund also contributes by helping to unlock the genetic potential of these varieties for higher yields."

In mentoring his sales team, Rod Cockerline of Nexeed Inc. realized success came down to one thing: time management. The key to managing time is to identify your successes. Here’s what he discovered when he did this.

Seed industry stakeholders have an opportunity to help guide the process of seed regulatory modernization with a new survey launched by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency.