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Dean Spaner (right) with students and colleagues Enid Perez-Lara and Hiroshi Kubota.
“I’m Dean”: The Humble Leadership of Wheat Breeder Dean Spaner Leaves Lasting Mark on Prairie Agriculture
Canada

Estival Lettuce named 2010 Seed of the Year

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Sustainability is Not a Four Letter Word

Making Glyphosate Use Sustainable

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Educate. Save the Trait.

Sharing the Message

New Varieties 2010

Joining Forces for Better Wheat

Why Communication is More Important than Ever

Supreme Court Rules in Favour of RR Alfalfa

Canada Makes its Mark on the World

A Soybean Pioneer

Road Trip Drives Success and Enthusiasm for Seed

Canada

Chapais barley named 2009 Seed of the Year

Canada

Canadian soybean named 2008 Seed of the Year

Canada

AC Barrie wheat variety crowned Seed of the Year 2007

Canada

Seed of the Year 2006 announced at Royal Agricultural Winter Fair

Canada

Seed of the Year 2005 Named at Royal Agricultural Winter Fair

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Advancing Better Canola: Before Canola Can Thrive, it Must Survive

A gray trash bin filled with tightly tied black garbage bags against a plain light background, illustrating waste disposal and environmental concerns.

AI and Sales: Why Garbage in Still Means Garbage Out

The Best Partnerships Don’t Sell Machines. They Build Better Ones

A closeup of flax

How One Seed Plant Upgrade Improved Flax Cleaning — and Much More

GLOBAL NEWS

One Rye Chromosome Has Already Changed Wheat. What Else Is Hiding There?

Borlaug Scholar Karlee Klemm discusses the next generation of plant breeders and the future of the profession.

The Next Generation of Plant Breeders Is Here

Three Degrees Warmer, Three Times the Wheat Price?

Plant Varieties, A Heritage to be Protected

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