Seeds Canada 2023 Annual Conference Recap
July 20, 2023 – This year’s Seeds Canada Annual Conference – held July 10-12 in St. John’s, Newfoundland – brought together seed analysts, developers, growers, processors,
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July 20, 2023 – This year’s Seeds Canada Annual Conference – held July 10-12 in St. John’s, Newfoundland – brought together seed analysts, developers, growers, processors,
July 5, 2023 – Over the past year, we have continued to build a strong and progressive organization that represents the entire seed value chain
Thank you to everyone who attended our 2022 Semi-Annual Meeting in Ottawa this week. Were you not able to join us? No problem! Here is
I had my first opportunity to attend International Seed Federation (ISF) interim meetings of the coordination groups at the beginning of November. The meetings were
Today is #cdnagday! Help celebrate #cdnag and all the members of our agricultural communities.
Today is a great day to reflect on the vital role agriculture plays in our daily lives and thank those who keep our plates full.
Use the #Cdnagday hashtag and join the celebration!
Happy #WorldPulsesDay2025!
We are excited to join @CAFTA_ACCA and to advocate for a freer and fairer international trading environment for Canada’s agri-food sector by removing trade barriers and enhancing access to global markets.
Happy 4th anniversary to us! Thank you for 4 years of collaboration as we push for better future for our industry 🌱 Your support has been the driving force behind our success! Cheers to our Board, staff, members & clients 👏 #GrowingTogether #CdnAg
The landscape for agriculture and trade has always been complex, but recent political moves south of the border have turned up the heat. As @Seeds_Canada policy director @TheComino puts it, “It’s chaotic, unpredictable, and difficult to plan for.” https://hubs.li/Q0345-gF0