Category: Pulse Beat Articles

MPSG has endured a few disruptions in 2019 and we’d like to think we’re stronger for it. Continue reading →

With over 85% of Canada’s pulses going to export markets, Canadian pulse producers know that maintaining market access is critical to protecting their investments and growing our industry. Growers have a key role to play in keeping the doors to pulse export markets open. Continue reading →

Since 2013, Manitoba has consistently ranked as Canada’s second most significant soybean-producing province — and soybeans are solidly entrenched as the third most valuable field crop. Continue reading →

Growers deal with risks all year long, but managing those risks can be top of mind during planting. With all that money and energy that they are investing, growers want to know that they will be able to manage the risk of weather, markets and everything else that can impact your bottom line between the…

Should we urge young farmers to pursue an education in agriculture? Or, does that thinking need to better reflect a changing ag sector? If the answer was clear to me before, it certainly isn’t now. Continue reading →

There’s uncertainty in the marketplace. The commodities market seems feral, wild, unpredictable. Continue reading →

Roquette will start contracting Canada #2 yellow peas in the 2020 crop year. Learn more about their 2019 traceability and sample collection program. Continue reading →

Marla Riekman, Soil Management Specialist, Manitoba Agriculture SOIL IS MORE than its short, four-letter name might imply. Without soil, we have no agriculture, and without agriculture, we have no food. Simply put — without soil, we cannot exist. Soil is … Continue reading →

MPSG has signed on to three Agri-Science Clusters with one more being finalized. Each one links researchers across Canada to work on issues important to Manitoba Continue reading →