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50 Varieties. Which Ones Perform and How Do You Manage Them?
Join us for a virtual presentation of what we learned from this year’s lentil, wheat and durum research. Get insights to help you make more informed variety selection and crop management decisions.
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Our CDC Evident management trial evaluates different agronomic approaches to better understand their impact on crop performance.
These insights help growers make informed decisions and get more from their genetics.
Advancing genetics means understanding how to manage them.
The right genetics are only part of the equation. Management matters just as much.
Through our management trials, we're evaluating how agronomic practices influence crop performance and help growers maximize genetic potential.
Field experience helps us understand how new genetics perform across Prairie growing conditions.
Grower feedback and research provide valuable insights into CDC 6964.
Considering it for #Plant27? Call 306.569.7333 to discuss your acres.
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Our CDC Evident management trial provides an opportunity to evaluate different agronomic approaches side by side, building a better understanding of how management decisions can influence performance in the field.
By examining these differences, we`re working to develop practical insights that help growers make informed decisions and get more from the genetics they plant.
Advancing genetics also means advancing our understanding of how to manage them.
Better genetics require continued investment.
Developing new varieties takes years of breeding, research, and field evaluation. Variety Use Agreements (VUAs) help sustain that work by connecting the ongoing use of eligible farm saved seed with continued investment in plant breeding.
For Prairie growers, that means supporting a system that encourages more innovation; stronger competition between breeding programs; and continued improvements in yield, disease resistance, and agronomic performance.
Ultimately, every new variety still has to earn its place on your acres. VUAs help ensure there`s continued investment to develop the genetics that will compete for that place in the years ahead.
The right genetics are only part of the equation. How they`re managed matters just as much.
Understanding how different management practices influence crop performance is an important part of maximizing genetic potential.
Through our management trials, we`re looking at practical agronomic decisions and how they can help growers make more informed choices in the field.
Field experience is an important part of evaluating new genetics.
Observations from our network of seed growers provides valuable insight into how varieties perform under Prairie growing conditions.
Feedback from growers, alongside continued research and field evaluation, helps build a more complete understanding of a variety`s agronomic potential.
Considering CDC 6964 for #Plant27? Contact our team to learn more about its performance and suitability for your acres. Call us at 306.569.7333.
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Good genetics are backed by a strong network.
On November 26, we’re bringing the Condie Genetics network together for our 2026 Fall Meeting.
It’s an opportunity to connect after another growing season, share what we’ve learned, discuss genetics and research, and look ahead to what’s coming for 2027.
We’re looking forward to having our network together and continuing the conversations that help move Prairie genetics forward.
What makes one variety the right fit for your farm?
It comes down to more than one trait. Yield potential matters, but so does the harvest time you save and yield you gain through great standability, disease resistance and how a variety fits your growing conditions and management approach.
That’s why understanding the differences between varieties is an important part of planning for the season ahead.
As you start making decisions for #Plant27, we’re here to help you compare your options and find genetics that make sense for your acres.
Have questions about which variety fits your farm? Call us at 306.569.7333.
Better genetics don’t happen by accident.
Developing new varieties takes years of breeding, research, field evaluation, and continued investment. Variety Use Agreements help support that work when eligible farm saved seed is used, by returning value to plant breeding.
For growers, it means the ability to save eligible seed while continuing to support the development of new varieties and meaningful genetic improvements for the acres ahead.
It’s one way the seed planted today can help move Prairie genetics forward for tomorrow.
Different acres call for different genetics.
Our lineup is built to give Prairie growers options across large green, small green, and small red lentils, with benefits to the traits that matter in the field.
From CDC 7757 and CDC 6964 for seeding in 2027 to RUSH, our next generation small red coming Fall 2027, we’re continuing to bring forward genetics that offer meaningful improvements over established varieties.
Planning for #Plant27? Talk to us or your local Condie Genetics seed partner about finding the right fit.
There’s a reason lentils are such an important part of Saskatchewan agriculture. 🌱
In 2026, Saskatchewan producers planted 3.4 million acres of lentils, representing nearly 90% of Canada’s lentil acres.
Behind those acres are growers, seed producers, researchers, agronomists, and an industry that continues to move lentil production forward.
This Saskatchewan Agriculture Week, we’re proud to celebrate the people and the work behind a crop that has become such a significant part of agriculture in our province.
Here’s to Saskatchewan agriculture and the people who keep it growing. #CelebrateAg #SaskAgWeek
Source: Statistics Canada
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Four generations of agricultural expertise, extending the legacy of Condie Seed and RoLo Farms. Condie Genetics understands the challenges and opportunities that seed growers and farmers face. Explore our hands-on approach and commitment to Driving Excellence.
Fields to Finals is a sponsorship program from Condie Genetics that supports youth from farm and rural communities in Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Alberta who are serious about their sport. Each year, three athletes with strong agriculture roots will receive $5,000 sponsorships to help them excel in their sport of choice.
If you know a young person who gives their all in the field and on game day, Fields to Finals might be the opportunity they have been working toward.