Your Internet Source for Winter Cereals Production Information
Our Mission:
To promote the development of winter cereals as viable crop choices for western Canadian farmers.
Winter Cereals Canada Inc. is involved in promotion of the three major winter cereal crops.
Our Major Focus Is On:
Research and Development
Market Facilitation
Extension
In these pages you will find all the print materials distributed by Winter Cereals Canada Inc. since 2000. Our newsletter “The Winter Cereals Grower” is published three times a year and is packed with information on everything from agronomic practices to marketing and plant breeding. Check out the Newsletter Archives for the current and past issues.
Out easy reading “How to Grow” pamphlets give you the basics of growing winter wheat, fall rye and winter triticale. What you need to know, when you need it! Wheat, Fall Rye or Triticale – It’s all there for you!
There is no better way to learn than from the experience of others. Winter Cereals Canada Inc. has produced a series of six producer profile brochures about farmers just like you. These six producers share their experience growing winter cereals with the hope that it will make your farming decisions just a little bit easier.
Our Winter Survival Assessment Guide is the key to making your spring winter kill decisions. Check out this easy to understand tool to success.
Meet your Directors. These six producers are dedicated to the promotion of winter cereals in Western Canada. They may be your neighbors. Our Directors are always willing to listen to your concerns. Check them out.
The Winter Cereals Manual as written by Dr. Brian Fowler of the University of Saskatchewan is the handbook for winter cereals production. The ultimate “everything you wanted to know, but were afraid to ask” on winter cereals in Western Canada.
Our Links page will take you to sites relevant to winter cereals or winter cereal producers.
Winter Cereals Canada Inc. is a not for profit organization. We rely on memberships, donations, sponsorships and grants to conduct our work. Please join us to make a strong voice for winter cereals production.
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