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MESSAGES4 PremierofSaskatchewan5 MayorofSaskatoon6 TheChairman,BoardofDirectors6 TheVolunteerCommittee7 AgricultureManager

INFORMATION8 PrecisionSeeding9 ShowInformation10 BayerCropScienceInformationTheatre12BayerCropScienceTheatreSpeakers14 AlphabeticalExhibitorList18 ExhibitorMaps22 ExhibitorListbyCategory

FEATURES17 ThankYoutoOurSponsors34 CropProductionWeek

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2015 CROP PRODUCTION SHOW

Welcome from the PremIerOn behalf of the Government of Saskatchewan, I am pleased to welcome you to the Western Canadian Crop Production Show.As Western Canada’s foremost showcase for the grain and oilseed industry, this show focuses directly on crop production in catering primarily to grain growers as well as those involved in marketing and distribution. It provides the latest information on advancements made in research and technology for enhancing grain and oilseed production and their markets. Foundational to development in Western Canada, agriculture has evolved into one of the most modern, efficient industries in the world. With a growing global demand for safe and reliable food, the opportunities for agriculture will continue to grow in importance in our economic future.In addition to being an invaluable resource for agricultural knowledge, the Crop Production Show provides a great opportunity to make new contacts and strengthen existing relationships. Thank you to the many organizations and individuals who arrange, manage, sponsor or serve as volunteers, to ensure the success of this outstanding event.Welcome and best wishes for an informative and enjoyable show.

— Brad WallPremier

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SUPPLEMENT TO THE WESTERN PRODUCER

Welcome from the mAYorOn behalf of the City of Saskatoon, I am very pleased to welcome everyone to the 2015 Western Canadian Crop Production Show.Now in its 32nd year, the Crop Production Show has become Western Canada’s premier grain industry event. The impressive showcase of the latest technology, products and services will provide grain producers with valuable information to assist in their planning for the next season.Congratulations to the organizers and thank you to the sponsors for ensuring the success of the 2015 show. Your contributions have resulted in an informative and beneficial event for the crop production industry.I invite visitors to enjoy the experiences which Saskatoon has to offer. Our vibrant city is home to wonderful recreational and cultural amenities, diverse shopping and dining options, and world-class hospitality.

Once again, welcome and enjoy the show.

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Welcome from the VolUNteer commItteeWelcome to the Western Canadian Crop Production Show. The 2015 show continues a 32 year tradition of providing farmers with access to the most advanced products and services in the industry.This year the show welcomes its exhibitors as they present the latest in production technology that keeps Western Canadian farmers among the top crop producers in the world. Farmers from across Western Canada will have the opportunity to attend the information theater and hear from topical speakers presenting the latest in production technology.This year the production clinic will be held on Wednesday and explores precision farming technology. You will hear from some of the foremost experts as they discuss the current and future in variable rate precision agriculture.On behalf of the Western Canadian Crop Production Show committee, staff and volunteers, it is my pleasure to welcome you to the show and wish you the very best for 2015.

— Brian SimChairman, Crop Production Committee

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Welcome from the chAIr of the BoArd of dIrectorsThe Western Canadian Crop Production Show at Prairieland Park has been providing producers with the information and technology to make critical decisions in the grain industry for the past 31 years. This show has experienced tremendous growth which has allowed exhibitors to expand on the products and services that they can offer to the producer. The Crop Production Show is an important component of Prairieland’s mandate - showcasing agriculture in a positive marketing environment. On behalf of the Board of Directors of Saskatoon Prairieland Park Corporation, I wish to express a special thank you to the many members who have volunteered their time on the committees or helped with the set up of the show, and to the tremendous work and dedication of the agriculture department at Prairieland.To the exhibitors, producer, and patrons – thank you for your continued support.

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Welcome from the AGrIcUltUre mANAGerProduced by Saskatoon Prairieland Park for more than 30 years, the Western Canadian Crop Production show brings together producers, the research community, manufacturers and industry experts at an annual event focusing on advancements relating to all major crops grown in Western Canada. The City of Saskatoon embraces agriculture the week of January 12th, by officially proclaiming it “Agriculture Business Awareness Week”. The Western Canadian Crop Production Show, as well as the Crop Production Week commodity group meetings, attracts leaders in Canadian grain production including top producers and manufacturers. The reputation that the show has earned is evident in both the requests for additional space from our current exhibitors, and number of new companies on the waiting list. While our focus of attracting qualified buyers and sellers has not changed, the show’s ongoing success can be attributed to its ability to provide new events that highlight current issues and new technology. This year, the Precision Agriculture Seminar will take place on Wednesday, Jan. 14th in Hall A. Attendees will gather information and advice from leading experts in research and technology, and the personal observations from a fellow producer. Our goal to provide an ag-industry gathering place with a global perspective and access to the latest technologies and education is ongoing. On behalf of our entire staff and the volunteer Crop Production Show committee, I welcome you to Prairieland Park and the Western Canadian Crop Production Show.

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Precision Agriculture is continually advancing technologies and tools to help the producer get more bushels from the same land unit with the same or less inputs. On Wednesday January 14, join us in an exploration of – a Precision Agriculture clinic focusing on research on applications of these technologies and tools. Tom Wolf, will provide you with an overview of weather conditions as they relate to spray drift and efficacy. Presentations from leading researchers: Dr. Olga Walsh, Soil Fertility and Precision Nutrient Management Specialist, University of Idaho, will speak on Crop Sensors for Precision Agriculture.

Dr. Jeff Schoenau, Professor and Ministry of Agriculture Strategic Research Chair in Soil Science, University of Saskatchewan, will speak on developing variable rate prescriptions. During lunch, Derek Rude A.Sc.T., Project Manager, PAMI will speak on how big a role the harvesting operation plays in Precision Agriculture.

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2:30 p.m. Weed Resistance Management Bayer Crop Science

Tuesday, January 13

12:00 p.m. Combine Adjustment - Don’t Set it and Forget it

Derek Rude, PAMI

12:00 p.m. Straight-cut Canola Harvesting Equipment Research Trial - Year 1 Summary

Nathan Greg, PAMI

2:30 p.m. The F Word - Fusarium Tim Gardner, Bayer Crop Science

Wednesday, January 14

12:00 p.m. Fusarium Head Blight Garcharn Brar, University of Saskatchewan

2:30 p.m. Root Rot in Canola Rory Cranston, Bayer Crop Science

Thursday, January 15

12:00 p.m. Root Rot in Pulse Crops Faye Dokken-Bouchard, Ministry of Ag

2:30 p.m. The Value of Canola Traits Bethany Wyatt, Bayer Crop Science

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Faye Dokken-Bouchard is the Provincial Specialist, Plant Disease with the Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture. She grew up on family farm near Cabri, in southwest Saskatchewan. Faye graduated from the University of Saskatchewan and worked for the pulse, cereal, and flax pathology programs at the Crop Development Centre in Saskatoon before moving to Regina to pursue her current position with the Ministry of Agriculture in 2008.

Derek Rude is the Agricultural Development Project Manager at PAMI in Humboldt, SK. In his younger years he helped out on the family farm near Naicam, SK. Derek graduated from Mechanical Engineering Technology at SIAST in 1998. Since then he has been employed by PAMI for the past 16 years as a Project Technologist, Project Leader, and in his current position as a Project Manager. He has been involved in many agricultural equipment development projects with a specific focus on harvesting equipment. These projects have taken him to areas such as Europe, Russia, Australia, and all over North America while providing field testing and product development services for many multinational agricultural equipment manufacturers.

Nathan Gregg is the Project Manager of Applied Agricultural Services at the Prairie Agricultural Machinery Institute (PAMI) in Humboldt, SK. He has conducted many Research & Development projects in his 12+ years at PAMI, ranging from small-scale replicated testing, to large-scale prototype development and field trials. Nathan has travelled internationally to conduct evaluations of harvesting machinery for several major equipment manufacturers. His focus is on applied research and machinery development, in areas such as conventional crop production, bio-digestion, bio-product processing, and farm safety. Nathan is a graduate from the College of Agriculture at the University of Saskatchewan.

Gurcharn Brar completed his Bachelors in Agriculture Science (Honors Crop Protection) from Punjab Agricultural University, India, in 2012. He started working on population structure of the stripe rust pathogen of wheat in Western Canada during his M.Sc. at the University of Saskatchewan under the supervision of Dr. Randy Kutcher. Now completing his PhD, he will be working on Fusarium Head Blight of wheat under Dr.Kutcher and Dr. Curt McCartney (AAFC, Manitoba) and working on development of disease prediction tools and studying wheat genetics for resistance to FHB.

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ABJ Agri Products D 125

Adair Sales & Marketing Company Inc.

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Adama (formerly MANA Canada) A 110

ADM Agri-Industries Company B 25

Affordable Parts B 133 - 135

Ag Business & Crop Inc. D 13

AG Direct Hail Insurance Ltd. A 99

Ag Exchange Group B 101

Ag Growth International D 6

Ag Leader TechnologyD 18, 19, 44, 45

Ag Shield Ltd. D 76, 77

Ag Vision Seeds Ltd. B 136, 137

Ag-Chieve Corporation B 99

Agremote Systems Inc. D 40, 41

Agri-ARM B 64

Agricultural Health and Safety Network

B 76

Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada C 28 - 30

Agri-Data Solution A 52

Agrimatics A134

Agrisoma Biosciences Inc. B 30

Agri-Trend Inc. B 146, 147

Agrium Wholesale Specialty Products

A 105

Agrocorp Processing B 112

AgSky Technologies Inc. A 141

AGT Foods/SaskcanB 107, 108, 129, 130

Agtron Enterprises Inc. D 157

AlbertaImmigration.com Ltd. B 128

Allen Leigh Security & Communications

B 72

Alpine A 82 - 84

ALS Environmental B 70

Amsoil and Aggrand Liquid Organic Fertilizer

B 82

AMVT LLC A 124

Apache Sprayers / Equipment Technologies

D 64-67, 92-95

Apollo Machine & Products D 98

ArrowCorp Inc. A 57, 58

Arysta LifeScience A 65, 66

Association of Canadian Custom Harvester

B 18

Atom-Jet Industries D 88, 89

ATP Nutrition A 118

AWS Air Reels D 183, 184

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Back To Your Roots Soil Solutions A 34

BASF Canada A 85 - 89

Bayer CropScience A 24 - 27

Best Cooking Pulses, Inc. B 124

Best Farming Systems A 91, 92

BioAgronics A 11

Bioriginal Food & Science Corp. B 90

BMO Bank of Montreal Financial Group

B 91, 92

Bourgault Industries Ltd. D 3

Bourgault Tillage Tools D 14 - 17

Brandt Agricultural Products D 200

Brandt Positioning Technology D 192

BrettYoung Seeds Ltd. B 158, 159

BroadGrain Commodities B 16

Brownlees Trucking Inc. D 25

Buffer Valley Industries C 20

Bunge Canada B 61 - 63

Bureau Veritas Inspectorate Agri B 8

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Calidon Financial Services Inc. C 54

Canada Malting Co. Ltd. B 75

Canadagrain.com B 26

Canadian Canola Growers Association

B 59

Canadian Grain Commission C 3, 4

Canadian International Grains Institute

B 165

Canadian Tarpaulin Manufacturing Ltd.

B 66

Canpulse Foods B 3

Can-Seed Equipment Ltd. A 12 - 14

Canterra Seeds B 105, 106

Capstan Ag Systems, Inc. D 46 - 48

Cargill B 116 - 118

Cervus Equipment PeterbiltD 164-166, 185-187

CGF Brokerage and Consulting B 120

Chaplin Grain Corporation C 58

Class 1A Truck Driver Training A 144

College of Agriculture and Bioresources

B 42, 43

Combine World Inc. D 97

Commercial Industrial Manufacturing Ltd.

D 22

Convey-All Industries Inc. D 206

Co-op Ag Team A 22, 23

CORR Grain Systems D 60

Crary Industries D 121

Crop Production ServicesB 53, 54, 77, 78

Crop Production Services - Equipment

C 43

CWB B 168, 169

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Darmani Grain Storage C 11

Dave Ross Equipment Ltd. B 138

Decisive Farming D 116, 117

Degelman Industries D 210

DeKoning Innovations Ltd. D 203

DEL Equipment D 111, 112

Delta Technology Corporation A 32

Department of Plant Sciences B 44

Desjardins Card Services - Agricard

C 36

Devloo Roto Mud Scrapers D 191

Dimo’s / Labtronics B 12, 13

Discovery Seed Labs Ltd B 163, 164

Double A Trailer & Contracting Inc.

B 5

Double HH Ag Sales and Services Ltd.

A 126

Dow Agro SciencesA 17, 18, 41, 42

Dryair Manufacturing Corp. D 99

DTN/The Progressive Farmer B 4

DuPont CanadaA 50, 51, 70, 71

DuPont Pioneer B 140 - 143

Dutch Openers (A Division of Dutch Industries)

D 113 - 115

DyTerra Corporation D 49

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Eastwood Technologies Ltd. D 110

E-Kay Enterprises Ltd. D 100, 101

Elias reliaBELT D 156

Engage Agro Corporation A 95

EY A 4

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Farm At Hand Inc. A 112

Farm Credit Canada C 22 - 27

Farm For Profit A 129

Farm World (Drone Division) D 26

Farmagro Sales Ltd. A 54

Farmers Edge A 147, 148

Farmers of North AmericaA 108, 109, 132, 133

Farmland Specialty Products/ Ground Up Ag

D 58, 59

FarmLink Marketing Solutions A 123

Farmtronics Ltd. D 38

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Fendx Ltd. D 52

Flaman SalesA 77, 78, 101, 102 B 21-3, 49-51, D 5

Flash Welding Ltd. C 41, 42

Flexxifinger QD Industries Inc. D 168, 169

FMC Canada A 90

FP Genetics Inc. B 74

Free Form Plastic ProductsA 145, 145.5, 146

Frontlink Inc. A 125

Full Line Ag D 7

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Garratt Industries Ltd. A 37, 38

Gatco Manufacturing Inc. C 53

GEN Mfg. Ltd. D 80, 81

GlenMor Equipment D 158 - 160

Global Ag Risk Solutions B 6

Golden West Trailer Sales & Rentals

B 20

Goodon Industries Ltd. C 49

Graham Seed Treating Systems Ltd.

B 156, 157

Grain Bags CanadaD 152-155, 196-199

Grain Bin Direct C 8, 9

Grain Cleaning Systems Inc. A 106, 107

Grain Millers Canada Corp. B 45

Grainews/Farm Business Communications

B 55

Gratton Coulee Agri Parts, Ltd. D 120

Great Northern Growers A 5

Greenfield Fertilizer Corp. - Agrosolution

A 143

Greenleaf Technologies D 146

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Hammond Realty B 15

Harvest Services D 50

Haukaas Mfg. Ltd. C 21

Hemp Genetics International Inc. B 24

HES Manufacturing C 44

Hold-on Industries D 174 - 177

Honey Bee Mfg. Ltd. D 205

Horsch, LLC D 104 - 107

Houston Land & Cattle Corp. D 193

Husky Energy B 83

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Ideal Pipe D 180

Industrial Scale D 144

Innovative Ag Performance Group Ltd.

B 160

Integrity Post Structures C 40

Intelligent Agricultural Solutions D 122

Interlake Resources Inc. C 14, 15

Intertek B 100

IntraGrain Technologies Inc. C 39

Irrigation Crop Diversification Corporation

C 1

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J.R. Simplot AgriBusiness A 103

Janzen Steel Buildings Ltd. C 37, 38

JD Integrated Solutions A 150

JGL Grain Ltd B 86

John Deere Dealers of Saskatchewan

D 207

JTL Industries Ltd. C 47, 48

Just Solutions Ag A 104

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Kelln Solar B 109

K-Hart IndustriesD 161-163, 188-190

Koch Agronomic Services Lobby

Kramble Industries (formerly Brehon Agrisystems)

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Kramer Auction Ltd. C 55

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Lakeshore Manufacturing D 82

Lakeview Insurance Brokers Ltd. B 7

Lambert Distributing Inc. D 73

Lane Realty Corp. B 167

Lansing Canada Commodities B 9

Legend Seeds B 127

Legumex Walker Inc. B 46

Lemken Canada Inc. A 115

Lewis M Carter Mfg. (Canada) Ltd. A 67 - 69

Linnaeus Plant Sciences/Smart Earth Seed

B 69

Louis Dreyfus Canada B 67, 68

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M&K Welding Ltd. A 7, 8

MacDon Industries Ltd. D 201

MAD Concaves Ltd. D 71

Magnum Fabricating Ltd. C 45

Malteurop North America B 48

Mandako Agri D 143

Manitoba Harvest Hemp Foods B 87

Market Tire/Goodyear D 78-79

MarketBook A 142

Maximum Training for the Trucking Industry

B 166

Maxquip Inc. D 85 - 87

Meridian Manufacturing C 63

Miccar Aerial Ltd. D 84

Michelin North America (Canada) Inc.

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Michel’s Industries D 23, 24

Middle Lake Steel Ltd. C 32

MiEnergy B 84, 85

Milligan Biofuels Inc. B 47

Millsap Fuel Distributors Ltd. A 79 - 81

Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems Canada

D 62

MNP LLP C 61

Monsanto BioAg A 119 - 122

Monsanto Canada Inc. A 59 - 62

Moody’s Equipment D 27

Morris Industries D 202

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National Bank of Canada B 65

National Leasing - Agriculture Financing

C 7

Neeralta Manufacturing Inc. D 63

New Holland Agriculture D 2

Nexeed Inc. A 1 - 3

Nexus Ag Business Inc. A 111

NORAC Systems D 181, 182

Nordstong Equipment Limited C 46

Norstar Industries C 56, 57

Northern Quinoa Corporation B 126

NorthStar Genetics B 17

Novid Inc. D 127

Nufarm Agriculture Inc. A 28 - 31

Nutri Rx Inc. A 21

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Omex Agriculture Inc. A 149

One-Step Automation A 94

Outback GuidanceD 56, 57, 102, 103

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Paradigm Precision B 97, 98

Parrish & Heimbecker Ltd. B 71

Paterson Grain B 29

Pattison Liquid SystemsD 68, 69, 90, 91

Penergetic Canada A 9, 10

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Pentair, Hypro-SHURflo D 83

Phil’s Irrigation Sales B 27

Pickseed B 28

Pike Management A 35, 36

Pillar Lasers Inc. D 170, 171

Polywest Ltd.D 8 - 10, 53 - 55

Positioning & Autosteer Technologies (PAT Inc.)

D 149 - 151

Power Up Lubricants B 161, 162

PowerRich Corporation A 55, 56

Prairie Malt B 125

Prairie Mobile Communications B 81

Prairie Steel Products Ltd. C 16, 17

Precision Farm Parts A 138, 139

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Q-Line Trucking B 1, 2

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Rack PetroleumA 113, 114, 127, 128

Raczynski Sales Inc. A 93

Rain Maker Irrigation B 121

Rainy Day Fabricating Inc. D 39

Raven Industries D 128 - 131

Rayglen Commodities Inc. B 95, 96

RBC B 113

Redekop Manufacturing (2014) D 74, 75

Redhead Equipment D 194, 195

Redhead Equipment D 204

Renn Mill Centre Inc. D 140 - 142

Richardson PioneerA 19, 20, 39, 40

Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers B 88

Rite Way Mfg. Co. Ltd. D 147, 148

Rockyford Steel Ltd. C 13

Rodono Industries Ltd. D 137 - 139

Rosetown Flighting Supply Ltd. D 72

Rosler Construction 2000 Inc. B 33, 34

Roto-Shear D 124

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S. W. Industrial Filter Tec Service B 153, 154

Salford Group Inc.D 20, 21, 42, 43

Saskatchewan Aerial Applicators Association

A 116

Saskatchewan Barley Develop-ment Commission

B 110

Saskatchewan Credit Unions C 31

Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation

B 36, 37

Saskatchewan Irrigation Projects Association

C 2

Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture

B 38 - 41

Saskatchewan Municipal Hail Insurance

B 60

Saskatchewan Pulse Growers B 73

Saskatchewan Wheat Development Commission

B 110

Saskatchewan Young Ag-Entrepreneurs

B 56

Saskatoon Agri-Auto Parts Inc. D 132 - 134

SaskCanola B 57, 58

Satake USA Inc. A 100

SCAFCO Grain Systems C 12

Schulte Industries Ltd.A 15, 16, 43, 44

Scotiabank B 123

Scoular Canada Ltd. B 89

SeCan B 144, 145

Seed Hawk Inc. D 208

Seed Solutions Seed Labs A 140

SeedMaster Manufacturing Ltd. D 4

Setter Manufacturing Division D 126

SGS Canada Inc. B 103

SHSA Specialty Ag B 35

Shymko Farm Sales D 36

Simply Agriculture Solutions Inc. B 139

Simpson Seeds B 102

Skyway Grain Systems Inc. C 5, 6

Solar Logix Inc. B 14

SprayTest Controls Inc. D 118, 119

STARS Air Ambulance Lobby

Stewart Steel Inc. D 37

Stoller Enterprises Ltd. A 53

Sulvaris, Inc. A 33

Sunnybrook Welding D 145

Syngenta Canada Inc.A 45-49, 72-76

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Taurus Ag Marketing A 96, 97

TD Canada Trust B 148

Technotill D 61

TeeJet Technologies D 135, 136

Terra Grain Fuels B 111

Terramax B 115

The Airseeder Hopper D 51

The Retiring Farmer B 114

The Water Clinic D 96

The Western Producer C 34, 35

Thunder Seed B 149, 150

Tingley’s Harvest Center D 1

Toepfer International, Western Grain & Proc.

B 93, 94

TopKrop Fertilizers Inc. A 6

Transall Group Of Companies A 137

Tridekon D 203

Triple Star Manufacturing Ltd. D 108, 109

Tru-Kare Tank and Meter Service Ltd.

D 167

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UAP Canada (United Agri Products)

A 130, 131

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Valley Agro Services Ltd. C 62

Valley West Irrigation Inc. C 52

Versaframe Inc. C 59, 60

Versatile Ag Lobby

Virtex Farm Foods B 19

Viterra B 52, 79

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Wadena Steel and Supply Ltd. B 80

Walinga Inc. D 11, 12

Wall Grain C 50, 51

Waterhouse Seeds Ltd. B 122

Wentworth Ag C 33

Westeel C 10

Western Ag Professional Agronomy

A 63, 64

Western Grains Research Foundation

B 119

Western Winter Wheat Initiative (Ducks Unlimited)

B 31, 32

Wilbur Ellis Company of Canada Ltd.

B 104

Wilger Industries Ltd. D 172, 173

Wilke Sales D 123

Wood Country C 19

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XiteBio Technologies Inc. A 136

XPT Grain Inc. B 155

Y

Yara Belle Plaine A 117

YourLink Inc. B 10, 11

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Zipperlock Building Company (2005) Inc.

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AGRICULTURE ASSOCIATIONS

Agri-ARM B 64

Agricultural Health and Safety Network

B 76

Association of Canadian Custom Harvester

B 18






B 59


Full Line Ag D 7


B 20

Integrity Post Structures C 40


C 1


MarketBook A 142

Miccar Aerial Ltd. D 84

PAMI (Prairie Agricultural Machinery Ins)

D 70



Positioning & Autosteer Technologies (PAT)

D 149 - 151




Saskatchewan Aerial Applicators Association

A 116


C 2

Saskatchewan Pulse Growers B 73


B 110

Saskatchewan Young Ag-Entrepreneurs

`

SaskCanola B 57, 58



Western Grains Research Foundation

B 119

Western Winter Wheat Initiative (Ducks Unlimited)

B 31, 32

AGROFORESTRY

Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada C 28 – 30


AGROLOGY SERVICES

Agri-ARM B 64

Agri-Data Solution A 52

Agri-Trend Inc. B 146, 147



BioAgronics A 11


Discovery Seed Labs Ltd. B 163, 164




C 1




Paterson Grain B 29

Rack PetroleumA 113, 114,

127, 128

Richardson PioneerA 19, 20,

39, 40



Western Ag Professional Agronomy

A 63, 64

AUGERS









A 126



Flaman Sales

A 77, 78, 101, 102 B 21-3, 49-51, D 5

Free Form Plastic Products A 145, 146

Full Line Ag D 7




D 178, 179








Wentworth Ag. C 33

AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES


Amsoil and Aggarand Liquid Organic Fertilizer

B 82

Farmers of North AmericaA 108, 109,

132, 133

Free Form Plastic ProductsA 145,

145.5, 146


Market Tire/Goodyear D 78 - 79



BUILDINGS & STORAGE




132, 133

Flaman Sales

A 77, 78, 101, 102 B 21-3, 49-51, D 5

Goodon Industries Ltd. C 49


Ideal Pipe D 180




Kelln Solar B 109


Magnum Fabricating Ltd. C 45


MiEnergy B 84, 85





Versaframe Inc. C 59, 60

Wentworth Ag. C 33

Westeel C 10

Wood Country C 19


C 18

CHEMICALS/HERBICIDES/PESTICIDES

Adama (formerly MANA Canada) A 110

Ag Leader TechnologyD 18, 19,

44, 45


Arysta LifeScience A 65, 66

ATP Nutrition A 118



Cargill B 116 - 118

EXHIBITORS BY CATEGORY

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EXHIBITORSCo-op AG Team A 22, 23

Dupont AgroA 50, 51,

70, 71

Engage Agro Corporation A 95



132, 133

FMC Canada A 90



B 160

Koch Industries Lobby

Monsanto Canada Inc. A 59–62

Nufarm Agriculture Inc. A 28–31

Paterson Grain B 29



39, 40

Schulte Industries Ltd.A 15, 16,

43, 44

Sulvaris, Inc. A 33

Syngenta Canada Inc.A 45-49,

72-76

UAP Canada (United Agri Products) A 130, 131

COMBINES/COMBINE PARTS & ACCESSORIES

Affordable Parts B 133–135


44, 45



B 72






132, 133


Full Line Ag D 7






D 207

MAD Concaves Ltd. D 71











Sunnybrook Welding D 145

Tingley’s Harvest Centre D 1

Versatile Lobby

CONVEYORS




Elias reliaBELT D 156

Flaman Sales

A 77, 78, 101, 102 B 21-3, 49-51, D 5



D 178, 179


Nordstong Equipment Ltd. C 46



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B 165

Cargill B 116 - 118


College of Agriculture and Bioresources

B 42, 43

Department of Plant Sciences B 44




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Maximum Training for the Trucking Industry

B 166


C 2






FARM MANAGEMENT/FINANCE

AG Direct Hail Insurance Ltd. A 99


AlbertaImmigration.com Ltd B 128

Bitstrata Systems Inc./Agrimatics A 134

BMO Bank of Montreal Financial Group

B 91, 92



B 59

Cargill B 116 - 118


Desjardins Card Services - Agricard

C 36


EY A 4

Farm At Hand Inc. A 112



Global Ag Risk Solutions B 6

Hammond Realty B 15

Ideal Pipe D 180




D 207


Kramer Auction Ltd C 55

Lakeview Insurance Brokers Ltd. B 7

MNP LLP C 61

National Bank of Canada B 65

National Leasing - Agriculture Financing

C 7



Prairie Mobile Communications B 81

RBC B 113

Saskatchewan Credit Unions C 31

Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation

B 36, 37

Saskatchewan Municipal Hail Insurance

B 60

Scotiabank B 123




YourLink Inc B 10, 11

FARM NEWSPAPERS/PUBLICATIONS



Grainews/Farm Business Communications

B 55

MarketBook A 142

The Western Producer C 34, 35

FARM REAL ESTATE

Hammond Realty B 15

Kramer Auction Ltd. C 55

Lane Realty Corp. B 167




FERTILIZER

Agrium Wholesale Specialty Products

A 105


B 82

ATP Nutrition A 118

Back To Your Roots Soil Solutions A 34


BioAgronics A 11

Cargill B 116 - 118


A 126




132, 133

Full Line Ag D 7

Greenfield Fertilizer Corp - AGROSOLution

A 143

J.R. Simplot AgriBusiness A 103

Nexus Ag Business Inc. A 111

Nutri Rx Inc. A 21

Omex Agriculture Inc. A 149

Paterson Grain B 29


PowerRich Corporation A 55, 56




39, 40

Stoller Enterprises Ltd. A 53

Sulvaris, Inc. A 33


TopKrop Fertilizers Inc. A 6

UAP Canada (United Agri Products) A 130, 131


FERTILIZER APPLICATORS


44, 45


Alpine A 82 - 84




Double A Trailer & Contracting Inc. B 5


Full Line Ag D 7





D 62

Pattison Liquid SystemsD 68, 69,

90, 91

Polywest Ltd.D 8 - 10, 53

- 55


Salford Group Inc.D 20, 21,

42, 43



Tru-Kare Tank and Meter Service Ltd.

D 167

Wadena Steel and Supply Ltd. B 80


FERTILIZER STORAGE

Alpine A 82 - 84


132, 133

Flaman Sales

A 77, 78, 101, 102 B 21-3, 49-51, D 5


145.5, 146



Janzen Steel Buildings Ltd C 37, 38

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EXHIBITORSMeridian Manufacturing C 63


D 62


Novid Inc. D 127

Polywest LtdD 8 - 10, 53

- 55


Wentworth Ag. C 33


C 18

FORAGE EQUIPMENT





D 207



GOVERNMENT AGENCIES




D 70


B 38 - 41


GRAIN CLEANING

AMVT LLC A 124




B 66


Delta Technology Corporation A 32


Flaman Sales

A 77, 78, 101, 102 B 21-3, 49-51, D 5

Grain Cleaning Systems Inc. A 106, 107

Lewis M Carter Mfg (Canada) Ltd. A 67 - 69

Nexeed Inc A 1 - 3



Toepfer International, Western Grain & Processing

B 93, 94


GRAIN DRYING



Dave Ross Equipment Ltd. B 138


Flaman Sales

A 77, 78, 101, 102 B 21-3, 49-51, D 5





Nexeed Inc. A 1 - 3


Shymko Farm Sales D 36



Wall Grain C 50, 51

Wentworth Ag C 33

GRAIN GRADING & INSPECTION





Cargill B 116 - 118



Full Line Ag D 7

Intertek B 100

Satake USA Inc. A 100

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SGS Canada Inc. B 103

GRAIN HANDLING SYSTEMS


D 28 - 35



44, 45






B 66


Cargill B 116 - 118



D 22

CORR Grain Systems D 60


DeKoning Innovations Ltd. D 203





Flaman Sales

A 77, 78, 101, 102 B 21-3, 49-51, D 5

Full Line Ag D 7


B 20

Grain Bags CanadaD 152-155,

196-199




D 178, 179

Lakeshore Manufacturing D 82




Nordstong Equipment Limited C 46




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Renn Mill Center Inc. D 140 - 142






Tridekon D 203




Wall Grain C 50, 51

Wentworth Ag C 33

Westeel C 10

GRAIN MARKETING


Ag Exchange Group B 101

AGT Foods/SaskcanB 107, 108,

129, 130


Ag-Chieve Corporation B 99



BroadGrain Commodities B 16



Canadagrain.com B 26

Canpulse Foods B 3

Cargill B 116 - 118

CGF Brokerage and Consulting B 120

Chaplin Grain Corporation C58

CWB B 168, 169




132, 133


Grain Millers Canada Corp. B 45

JGL Grain Ltd. B 86

Lansing Canada Commodities B 9


Louis Dreyfus Canada B 67, 68

Malteurop North America B 48


Milligan Biofuels Inc. B 47



Paterson Grain B 29

Prairie Malt B 125



39, 40

Scoular Canada Ltd. B 89

Simpson Seeds B 102


Terramax B 115


B 93, 94


Viterra B 52, 79

Wilbur Ellis Company of Canada Ltd.

B 104

XPT Grain Inc. B 155

GRAIN PROCESSING




AGT Foods/SaskcanB 107, 108,

129, 130


Arrow Corp Inc. A 57, 58

Best Cooking Pulses, Inc. B 124

Bunge Canada B 61 - 63

Canada Malting Co. Ltd B 75


Cargill B 116 - 118

Chaplin Grain Corporation C58




Husky Energy B 83



Nexeed Inc. A 1 - 3


Paterson Grain B 29



39, 40

Simpson Seeds B 102



B 93, 94



GRAIN SORTING

AMVT LLC A 124



Cargill B 116 - 118


Flaman Sales

A 77, 78, 101, 102 B 21-3, 49-51, D 5

Full Line Ag D 7



D 178, 179

Lewis M Carter Mfg. (Canada) Ltd. A 67 - 69


Nexeed Inc A 1 - 3

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EXHIBITORSSatake USA Inc. A 100

GRAIN STORAGE






CO-OP AG Team A 22, 23

Crop Production Services - Equipment

C 43




A 126



132, 133

Flaman Sales

A 77, 78, 101, 102 B 21-3, 49-51, D 5

Flash Welding Ltd. C 41, 42

Full Line Ag D 7



196-199

Grain Bin Direct C 8, 9





Kramble Industries (formerly Bre-hon Agrisystems)

D 178, 179



Middle Lake Steel Ltd. C 32

Neeralta Manufacturing Inc. D 63




Rosler Construction 2000 Inc. B 33, 34




Tridekon D 203


Wall Grain C 50, 51

Wentworth Ag. C 33

Westeel C 10


C 18

HARVESTING EQUIPMENT


44, 45








Crary Industries D 121




Flaman Sales

A 77, 78, 101, 102 B 21-3, 49-51, D 5


Full Line Ag D 7


B 20



Honey Bee Mfg Ltd D 205



D 207


D 178, 179

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MarketBook A 142








Roto-Shear D 124


Schulte Industries Ltd.A 15, 16,

43, 44



Wilke Sales D 123

INOCULANTS




132, 133



B 160

Monsanto BioAg A 119 - 122




IRRIGATION



Double A Trailer & Contracting Inc. B 5


145.5, 146


C 1

Kelln Solar B 109


Rain Maker Irrigation B 121


C 2

Valley West Irrigation Inc C 52

PACKERS


Mandako Agri. D 143


Technotill D 61

PETROLEUM/LUBRICATION


B 82


132, 133


Husky Energy B 83

Magnum Fabricating Ltd C 45

Millsap Fuel Distributors Ltd. A 79 - 81

Power Up Lubricants B 161, 162



PRECISION FARMING

Ag Business & Crop Inc. D 13


44, 45




B 72





Cargill B 116 - 118





A 126


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Farmers Edge A 147, 148


132, 133


Ideal Pipe D 180


D 207

Moody’s Equipment D 27



Outback GuidanceD 56, 57, 102, 103



D 149 - 151


127, 128

Raven Industries D 128 - 131







Tingley’s Harvest Centre D 1


RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT

Agri-ARM B 64







B 165

Dow Agro SciencesA 17, 18,

41, 42



C 1

Kelln Solar B 109

Legend Seeds B 127



D 70



127, 128


B 110

SaskCanola B 57, 58



SEEDING EQUIPMENT












Double A Trailer & Contracting Inc.

B 5

Double HH Ag Sales and Services Ltd

A 126

Dutch Openers (A Division of Dutch Industries)

D 113 - 115

Farmland Specialty Products/Ground Up Ag

D 58, 59

Frontlink Inc A 125

Full Line Ag D 7



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K-Hart IndustriesD 161-163,

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SeedMaster Manufacturing Ltd. D 4


Technotill D 61

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Bioriginal Food & Science Corp. B 90

BrettYoung Seeds Ltd. B 158, 159

Canterra Seeds B 105, 106

Cargill B 116 - 118


Crop Production ServicesB 53, 54,

77, 78


DuPont Pioneer B 140 - 143

FP Genetics Inc. B 74


Legend Seeds B 127

Linnaeus Plant Sciences/Smart Earth Seed

B 69



NorthStar Genetics B 17

Paterson Grain B 29

Pickseed B 28


SeCan B 144, 145


Simpson Seeds B 102

Syngenta Canada Inc.A 45-49,

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Terramax B 115

Thunder Seed B 149, 150


B 93, 94


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ATP Nutrition A 118





Graham Seed Treating Systems Ltd.

B 156, 157


B 160


Nexeed Inc. A 1 - 3

Nutri Rx Inc. A 21


Pickseed B 28


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B 82

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Cargill B 116 - 118





127, 128



SPRAYERS/SPRAYING EQUIPMENT

ABJ Agri Products D 125


44, 45


Apache Sprayers / Equipment Technologies

D 64-67, 92-95


Capstan Ag Systems, Inc. D 46 - 48


Eastwood Technologies ltd. D 110


Fendx Ltd. D 52

Flaman Sales

A 77, 78, 101, 102 B 21-3, 49-51, D 5


145.5, 146

Full Line Ag D 7

Greenleaf Technologies D 146



D 207



Pattison Liquid SystemsD 68, 69,

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The Water Clinic D 96

Tridekon D 203

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SWATHERS/SWATHER ACCESSORIES





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D 207

MacDon Industries Ltd. D 201






TILLAGE EQUIPMENT


D 28 - 35





D 22


Farmland Specialty Products/Ground Up Ag

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Frontlink Inc. A 125

Full Line Ag D 7




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Lemken Canada Inc. A 115

Mandako Agri D 143






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D 207


D 178, 179


MarketBook A 142

Michelin North America (Canada) Inc.

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Rodono Industries Ltd D 137 - 139

Saskatoon Agri-Auto Parts Inc.. D 132 - 134


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The producer meetings that comprise Crop Production Week 2015 will occur at three different venues – the Saska-toon Inn, TCU Place and Prairieland Park.

Of course, Prairieland is also the site for the Western Canadian Crop Production Show. In the subsequent pages, you’ll see the agendas for each of the producer meetings. Please note the location.

Crop Production Week has initiated a scheduled shut-tle service to link the Saskatoon Inn with TCU Place and Prairieland Park. The shuttle will run Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday and there’s no charge. Shuttle times will be listed at www.cropweek.com or you can check with the front desk of the Saskatoon Inn – 306-242-1440.

Producers and industry people will be able to stay at the newly renovated Saskatoon Inn and access the activities at TCU and Prairieland without driving their own vehicle and trying to find parking. A block of rooms has been re-served at Saskatoon Inn for Crop Week guests. Again, see www.cropweek.com for more information.

It should also be noted that information on the plenary and concurrent speakers associated with CropSphere at TCU Place can be found at www.cropsphere.com.

See you in Saskatoon.

Here’s an overview of the agenda presented in subsequent pages:

January 9 Sask Ag Grad - curling

January 10 TCU– Sask Ag Grads - hockey/banquet

January 11 No scheduled events

January 12 Prairieland Park – Crop Show noon to 6 PM; Sask Soil Conservation Assoc. Saskatoon Inn – Winter Cereals; Canaryseed TCU – Wheat; Barley; Flax AGMs

January 13 Prairieland Park – Crop Show 9 AM to 5 PM; TCU – CropSphere; Oats AGM

January 14 Prairieland Park – Crop Show 9 AM to 5 PM Saskatoon Inn – Seed Growers; TCU – CropSphere; Canola AGM

January 15 Prairieland Park – Crop Show 9 AM to 5 PM;Agri-Arm Applied Research Saskatoon Inn – Mustard; Seed Growers;

January 16 Saskatoon Inn – CWB; Fruit Growers

January 17 Saskatoon Inn – Fruit Growers

CPW Free Shuttle available from Saskatoon Inn to TCU and Prairieland Park as per schedule. (Monday to Thursday)

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sask. agricultural graduates associationwww.saskaggrads.comlocation: TCU Place

CANARYSEED DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION OF SASK.www.canaryseed.calocation: Saskatoon Inn Canadian Room

MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 201512:30 PM Registration

1:00 PM Opening remarks and announcements - Lance Stockbrugger, CDCS Director

1:10 PM Micronutrients, Aphids and Leaf Mottle- Bill May, AAFC, Indian Head

1:40 PM On the Cusp of Food Use Approval- Carol Ann Patterson, Pathfinders Research and Management

2:10 PM CDCS Annual Business Meeting 2:40 PM Coffee

3:00 PM Payment Security and Moisture Testing- Murdoch MacKay, Canadian Grain Commission

3:30 PM Canaryseed Value Chain: From Field to Birdcage- David Nobbs, Canpulse Foods

4:00 PM Canaryseed Market Outlook- Alyssa Mistelbacher, FarmLink Marketing Solutions

4:30 PM Canaryseed Association of Canada annual meeting

SATURDAY, January 10, 2015 Hockey

SAGA 80th Reunion Banquet4:30 PM Cocktails

5:30 PM Dinner & ProgramGroup Photos following program

8:30 PM Annual General Meeting

9:00 PM SAGA Member MixerBanquet tickets available online at www.ccde.usask.ca/saga

By phone at 306-966-5539

FRIDAY, January 9, 2015 Curling

SASK. WINTER CEREALS DEVELOPMENT COMMISSIONwww.swcdc.infolocation: Saskatoon Inn

MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 20158:00 AM Registration, Coffee

8:30 AM SWCDC AGM - Introduction of Commission - Chairman’s Comments, Dale Hicks - Executive Director’s Report - Financial Reports - Appointment of Auditor - New Business from the Floor

A Bright Future for Rye - Jamie Larsen, AAFC Lethbridge

Cold Hardiness Research. Year One Progress Report - Dr. Ravi Chibbar, Dr. Monica Baga, University of Saskatchewan.

Agromony Update - Brian Beres, AAFC Lethbridge

SWCDC And CIGI Marketing Winter Wheat to the World - Lisa Nemeth, CIGI

Grain Commission UpdateBreeding and Variety Update - Rob Graf, AAFC Lethbridge

Adjourn

saskatchewan soil conservation association: 25th Annual Conferencewww.ssca.ca location: Saskatoon Inn Ballroom B

MONDAY, JANUARY 15, 2015International Year of Soils8:00 AM Registration Opens8:45 AM Welcoming & Opening Remarks TECHNOLOGY SESSION9:00 AM Keynote Speaker

Drones in Agriculture - Chad Colby, www.AgTechTalk.com, Bloomington, Illinois

10:30 AM Refreshment and Networking Break

11:00 AM Precision Planting- Colin Rosengren, Farmer, Innovator and Entrepreneur, Midale, SK

11:30 AM Controlled Traffic Farming- Peter Gamache, Controlled Traffic Farming Project Leader, Edmonton, Alberta

12:00 AM Luncheon

SOILS AND AGRONOMY SESSION1:00 PM Saskatchewan Soil Ecology

- Dr. Sina Adl, Department of Soil Science, University of Saskatchewan

1:30 PM Harvesting Cattail – an Innovative Solution in a Watershed-based Bioeconomy - Dr. Richard Grosshans, Senior Research Scientist, International Institute for Sustainable Development, Winnipeg, MB

2:00 PM Saskatchewan’s Most Wanted – the Worst Weeds in the West- Chet Neufeld, P.Ag, Executive Director Native Plant Society, Saskatoon

2:30 PM Refreshment and Networking Break

2:45 PM Urban Agriculture- Grant Wood, P.Ag, Department of Plant Sciences, University of Saskatchewan

3:15 PM Economic and Environmental Benefits of Zero-Till Research- Dr. Richard Gray, Department of Bioresource Policy, Business and Economics, University of Saskatchewan

3:45 PM Wrap Up4:00 PM SSCA AGM

For more information, please phone 306-371-4213 or email [email protected]

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LOCATION Gallery D, TCU Place

MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 20151:00 PM Annual General Meeting

SASKATCHEWAN BARlEY dEvElopmENT CommiSSioNsaskbarleycommission.com

LOCATION TCU Place


SASKATCHEWAN pUlSE GRoWERSsaskpulse.com

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SASKATCHEWAN FlAX dEvElopmENT CommiSSioNsaskflax.com

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TUESDAY, JANUARY 13, 20152:45 PM Annual General Meeting

SASKATCHEWAN CANolA dEvElopmENT CommiSSioNsaskcanola.com

LOCATION TCU Place

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 201511:00 AM Annual General Meeting

SaskSeedSaskatchewan Seed Growers Association www.saskseed.ca

LOCATION Saskatoon Inn: Canadian Room and Ballroom B (See agenda details)TUESdAY January 8

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14, 201512:30 PM SSGA Annual Meeting Registration and Coffee (Canadian Room)1:00 PM SSGA Annual Business meeting

President’s Report - Laurie WakefieldExecutive Director’s Report - Dave AkisterCommittee Reports - Education & Publicity - Cathy Fedoruk - National Directors’ Report - Joe Rennick, Bob Rugg - Financial Report - Dave AkisterPresentation of 2015 Budget - Roy Klym - Appointment of Auditor for 2015

2:30 PM Pedigreed Seed: Quality, Quantity, Questions - Bruce Carriere, Discovery Seed Lab, Saskatoon

3:00 PM Refreshment Break

3:30 PM Bill C-18: What does it mean to the Seed Industry?Moderator: - Shawn Brooks, Issues Ink, WinnipegPanelists: - Dr. Ron DePauw, AAFC-SPARC, Swift Current - Mike Scheffel National Manager, Seed Section, CFIA, Ottawa - Peter Entz, Past President Canadian Seed Trade Association, Winnipeg - Other Panelists TBA

5:15 PM Recess

6:00 PM Cocktails

7:00 PM Banquet & Awards Presentations (Ballroom B)

THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 20158:00 AM Continuation of Annual Business Meeting (Canadian Room)

Canadian Seed Growers Association Update - Norm Lyster President, Stettler, AB - Dale Adolphe, Executive Director, Ottawa

8:45 AM Privatization of Field Inspection – Evaluating the First Year - Dale Adolphe, CSGA, Executive Director, Ottawa - Tanya Staffen, CFIA Seed Specialist, Saskatoon

9:15 AM Midge Tolerance Stewardship: There is No Plan B - Todd Hyra, Midge Stewardship Committee, Winnipeg

9:30 AM The Economic Impact of the Seed Industry in Saskatchewan - Stuart Smyth, University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, SK

10:00 AM Refreshment Break

10:20 AM Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture: Year in Review - Mitchell Japp, Provincial Crop Specialist

10:30 AM Nominating Committee Report- Election of Officers10:45 AM New Varieties Update:

- Dr. Hamid Naeem, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Indian Head - Dr. Pierre Hucl, Crop Development Centre, U of S.

11:15 AM Resolutions Committee Report11:40 AM Adjournment

11:45 AM Member to Member Session - Attendance Limited to Seed Growers only - Moderator: Laurie Wakefield, Past President, SSGA

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THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 20158:30 AM Registration (Fee $20 at the Door)

9:00 AM Chairman’s Address- Patrick Ackerman

9:15 AM Lyle Stewart, Saskatchewan Minister of Agriculture

9:30 AM The Mustard Research Program- Pete Desai, Mustard 21 Canada Inc.

9:40 AM Towards better agronomy and weed control- Eric Johnson, AAFC

10:00 AM New Varieties on the Horizon- Bifang Cheng, Mustard Breeder, AAFC

10:40 AM Coffee

11:10 AM Sask Mustard Marketing Initiatives- Adele Buettner, Sask Mustard General Manager

11:50 AM Debut of New Mustard Marketing Videos

12:00 PM Lunch

12:45 PM Annual General Meeting

1:15 PM Mustard Market Outlook- Walter Dyck, Olds Products

SASKATCHEWAN mUSTARddEvElopmENT CommiSSioNwww.saskmustard.com

LOCATION Saskatoon Inn, Ballroom C

AGRi-ARm RESEARCH UpdATEwww.iharf.ca

LOCATION Prairieland Park, Hall A, Breakout Room 2

THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 20159:30 AM Opening Remarks

9:40 AM Cereal Forage Production- Mike Hall, East Central Research Foundation

10:05 AM Terminating Forage Crops in Preparation for Annual Cropping- Bryan Nybo, Wheatland Conservation Area

10:40 AM Break

10:55 AM Intercropping Chickpea and Flax- Lana Shaw, South East Research Farm

11:20 AM Enhancing Flax Productivity- Chris Holzapfel, Indian Head Agricultural Research Foundation

11:55 PM Break

12:10 PM 101 Uses for Smartphones on the Farm- George Lewko, Conservation Learning Centre

12:45 PM Leaf and Head Disease Management in WheatStu Brandt, Northeast Agriculture Research Foundation

1:20 PM Break

1:35 PM Growing Soybeans for Profit- Garry Hnatowich, Irrigation Crop Diversification Corporation

2:10 PM What’s New with Straight Combining Canola- Chris Holzapfel, Indian Head Agricultural Research Foundation

2:45 PM Break

3:00 PM Plant Growth Regulators on Cereals- Stu Brandt, Northeast Agriculture Research Founda-tion

3:50 PM Field Pea Response to Crop Inputs- Mat Vercaigne, Western Applied Research Corporation

4:25 PM Close

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FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 20158:30 AM Registration/Networking Opportunity 9:00 AM Opening Remarks 9:15 AM Introduction of Attendees9:30 AM Marketing 101

– Melissa Strom, Assistant Professor, Department of Management & Marketing, University of Saskatchewan

10:30 AM Networking Break : 11:00 AM The Path We Took

– Betty Forbes, Northern Vigor Berries – Natasha Vandenhurk, Three Farmers Products Prairie Fruit Processors

12:00 PM Lunch 1:15 PM Tours & Presentations

– The Saskatchewan Food Industry Development Center – The University of Saskatchewan Plant Sciences Department

5:30 PM Past Presidents’ Banquet– Steve Cavan, Paddock Wood Brewing Company

SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 20158:30 AM Registration/Coffee9:00 AM The Current Pollination “Buzz”

– Dr. Cory Sheffield, Curator of Invertebrate Zoology, Royal SK Museum – Deanna Litz, Lazy Hounds Farm

10:00 AM Networking Break: 10:30 AM The Year in Review

– Forrest Scharf, Provincial Specialist, Fruit Crops, Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture

12:00 PM Lunch Served 1:00 PM Annual General Meeting2:30 PM Networking Break 3:00 PM Everything You Need to Know About Selling in the Retail Market

FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 2015 To be determined

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