This harvest season, many producers across Canada are navigating rain delays, quality losses, and financial uncertainty. Five ways to navigate a season of loss and grief:
1) A difficult harvest is a real loss, and grief is a reasonable response.
2) Acknowledge the season before moving on
3) Talk to those around you about what's happening
4) Use your body as a guide for how you're doing.
5) Find understanding in shared experience
If you or someone you know needs support, find crisis lines, ag-informed counselling, and mental health resources at hubs.ly/Q04z5cjZ0
#CdnAg #MentalHealthMatters
Get ahead of the game, book your soybeans today!🌱
During Grow a Leader Week, $1 per unit of soybeans booked will be donated directly to a 4-H Club near you.
Reach out to your SeCan retailer today!
secan.com/find-a-retailer
#SeCan #GrowALeader
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…
#Durum #Harvest2026 #CdnAg
Happy #NationalPastaDay! Watch us turn CDC Wiseton durum into delicious homemade pasta.
It's prety special to see durum grown right in our field make its way to the dinner table.
#CanadianDurum #CdnAg
Booking beans for 2027? Make it count!🌱
During Grow A Leader Week, $1 per unit of soybeans booked goes directly to supporting your local 4-H Club.
An early booking can add up to something pretty meaningful for the communities we call home.
Find your local retailer: secan.com/find-a-retailer
#SeCan #AgLeadership
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@SeCan turns 50. What's next for Canadian seed retail?
Join Seed World Canada on Nov. 3 to explore independent seed businesses, plant breeding and the future of variety commercialization.
Register: hubs.li/Q04BbxCF0
#SeCan #SeedRetail
CDC Huskie remains the highest-yielding green pea variety in both northern and southern growing regions! Best-suited for Alberta and Saskatchewan.
✅ Medium seed size
✅Good lodging resistance
✅Good resistance to seed coat breakage
If you're looking for a green pea, give CDC Huskie a try!
🔗secan.com/varieties/cdc-husk…
Based on the Saskatchewan Regional Variety Trials (RVT).
Green pea yields, upgraded. CDC Huskie and CDC Rider are outperforming the older varieties. ow.ly/bwbi50ZWvJW
Help grow a leader🌱 Book your beans!
October 12-19 is Grow a Leader Week in support of @4HManitoba.
Talk to your SeCan retailer about booking your 2027 soybeans, including new high-performing varieties like Steen XF (00.3 RM, 2375 HU).
#CanadasSeedPartner #Soybeans
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Lower yields, lower royalties. Successful varieties, more funding for future breeding.
Could end point royalties work for Canada?
Sarah Weigum of Alect Seeds makes the case.
This is On The Brink, Season 3: Episode 5
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!
#SeCan #CDCChurchill #CanadianBeer
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Grower confidence is key to building customer acceptance for new barley varieties.
@westernproducer spoke with Chad Ferguson about what could put CDC Churchill on more acres.
Check it out here: producer.com/crops/malt-barl…
@SaskBarley
Tomorrow (Sept 30) is the deadline to submit your farm dog photo for @SeCan's 2027 calendar! Each submission raises $50 to support our work advancing mental wellbeing in agriculture. Learn more below - we cannot wait to see your doggies!
You may own the farm... but we all know who's really in charge🐾
We want to meet your four-legged farm supervisor! Submit your farm dog photos to By Our Side: The 2027 SeCan Seed Dogs Calendar and SeCan will donate $50 to @domoreag.
🚨 Entries close September 30.
🔗 form.jotform.com/26229520955…
#ByOurSideSeedDogs
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A failed crop can cost a farmer millions.
Breeding programs can spend millions on varieties growers never adopt.
Kelly Barany of @chinridge says farmers and breeders can reduce both risks by talking earlier about what a variety needs to do.
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