Seed World Canada

Join us for an inspiring webinar showcasing the future of plant breeding innovation! Seed retailers will gain exclusive insights into cutting-edge research and practical advancements from the recipients of the 2025 Canadian Plant Breeding Innovation Scholarships. With support from 11 industry-leading sponsors, these scholarships highlight the next generation of talent shaping agriculture in Canada.

The SCN Coalition is warning that soybean cyst nematode is spreading, with new detections in 31 U.S. counties and multiple areas in Canada since 2020. SCN causes the highest yield losses in soybeans—active management is key. Learn more:

From biology to seed labs: fresh out of university, Jake Palmer didn’t expect to land in the world of seed testing, but his journey at Seed Check Technologies Inc has been eye-opening. One of his key lessons so far: discovering the bigger picture is vital to success.

The University of Guelph's Dynasty dark red kidney bean has once again proven why it’s a standout in the agricultural world. Already a favorite among growers in Ontario and beyond for its high yield, disease resistance, and adaptability, Dynasty has now earned the University’s prestigious 2024 Innovation of the Year Award.

I’m excited to share that I’ve been awarded a 2025 Canadian Plant Breeding Innovation Scholarship! I’m honoured to receive this recognition. Thank you to Seed World Canada and their sponsors for supporting opportunities and innovation in plant breeding research! 🌱🧬✨

When the County of Lethbridge Seed Cleaning Co-op’s old colour sorter became obsolete, manager Brian Tamminga knew it was time to upgrade. Enter technology from Nexeed Inc.: it may have been twice the cost, but it’s four times the machine. ✅ Remote tech support saved a tricky hemp sample 🌾 Cleaner processing = more seed + bigger returns for farmers 💬 Word's spreading—customers notice the difference

Dynasty, a groundbreaking red kidney bean developed by #UofG researchers, has been named U of G’s 2024 Innovation of the Year. With its high yield, disease resistance, & adaptability, it has become a leading choice for North American growers. Learn more: https://uoguel.ph/pfujt

The SaskBarley Development Commission is now the 14th member of Grain Growers of Canada! GGC represents more than 65,000 grain farmers across the country. Check out the comments from SaskBarley on the benefits of it's new GGC membership ⬇ https://lnkd.in/e5VgSEmq #CdnAg #Barley #Agriculture #WestCdnAg

AAFC’s evolving role in plant breeding is sparking calls for a robust strategy to secure Canada’s future in field-ready cultivars. Experts warn that without long-term funding and collaboration, innovation and resilience in the sector are at risk. Listen to our panel discussion from the recent interprovincial seed grower meeting in Calgary. Featuring Jodi Souter of J4 Agri-Science, Holly Mayer and Francois Eudes of Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada/ Agriculture et Agroalimentaire Canada, Curtis Pozniak of the University of Saskatchewan, Rickey Yada of the University of Alberta, and Rob Graf of SeedNet Canada.

Meet three amazing students doing innovative things! The recipients of the 2025 Canadian Plant Breeding Innovation Scholarships are Isabella Chiaravallotti of McGill University, Quinn Sturby of the University of Saskatchewan, and Jared Bento of the University of Manitoba. And it's all made possible by our great sponsors. https://hubs.li/Q031Wj5d0