Drought. Heat during flowering. Saline soils. Prairie growers deal with all three most years. CDC is now breeding for climate resilience across virtually every program on site.
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From a sea of green to golden fields, we’ve followed CDC Vantta all season long.
This series ends exactly where every crop's story does: harvest.
Learn more: secan.com/varieties/cdc-vant…
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Taffy, an Electronic Storage Detection K9 with the Internet Child Exploitation Unit, visited the CSFL for training exercises. Taffy helps investigators locate hidden electronic devices and also provides deep-pressure therapy support for PTSD and anxiety.
Midge resistance and sawfly resistance almost never show up in the same variety.
CDC stacked both, plus improved fusarium head blight resistance, into the same breeding lines.
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Crop Development Centre - USask retweeted
Large green lentil seed, CDC Lima CL or New: CDC 7757 CL are available now!
Yield, disease ratings advantage on the new one we think!
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Crop Development Centre - USask retweeted
Durango is a great option for feed or forage! Give us a call if you have questions!
Major disease to minor threat.
That’s what decades of CDC resistance breeding did to ascochyta blight in lentil. Root rot is next.
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Crop Development Centre - USask retweeted
Different acres call for different genetics. 🌱
From CDC 7757 and CDC 6964 to RUSH, coming Fall 2027, our lineup is bringing meaningful improvements to Prairie growers.
Planning for #Plant27? Let’s find the right fit for your acres.
Crop Development Centre - USask retweeted
Get the story behind CDC Bandit, a new awnless forage wheat from the Crop Development Centre at the University of Saskatchewan.
This variety gives growers another annual forage option, especially for those growing in drier conditions.
Learn more: bit.ly/3VrVzDD
Crop Development Centre - USask retweeted
Nearly 43% of crops grown on Western Canadian farms were developed by the @CDC_USask. Backed by farmer investment and led by world-class researchers, the CDC is helping producers grow better crops and strengthen food security at home and around the world. #CelebrateAg
Canadian Beer Day = a good excuse to talk barley.
CDC Churchill is a 2-row malting barley with strong yield potential, good straw strength, lower grain protein, and broad Prairie adaptation.
Cheers to great beer @canadianbarley!
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Meet the next generation of feed barley: CDC Dillinger and CDC Harness.
Less disease! Less lodging! More resilience! More profit!
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Malt barley variety could win over new growers producer.com/crops/malt-barl…
15 candidate cultivars. 12 commercialized. One of them, CDC23.10s, is a new lentil line with a real yield edge over CDC Marble.
Small line name. Big deal for a rotation.
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Crop Development Centre - USask retweeted
Flax seed varieties for 2027 and agronomy - CDC Rowland brown flax and CDC Dorado yellow flax available
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$11 back for every $1 invested in CDC plant breeding. 10.8x benefit-cost ratio. $17.8B in gross farm output since 1991.
Five decades of public breeding, independently measured.
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