Western Canadian Crop Production Show

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SCHEDULE JANUARY 8-15, 2011

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JANUARY 10-13, 2011

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CONTENTS

JANUARY 10 - 13, 2011

PRAIRIELAND PARK, SASKATOON, SK

Tel: 306.931.7149 Fax: 306.931.7886

MESSAGES FROM 4 5 5 6 7

Agriculture Manager Premier of Saskatchewan Mayor of Saskatoon The Chairman The President

INFORMATION 8

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Picking Up Profit: Combine Performance Clinic Show Information Bayer CropScience Information Theatre Exhibitor List Exhibitor Map Products Listing

FEATURES 17

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Herbicide Resistance Hugh J. Beckie A to Z Micronutrients Rigas Karamanos Plant Disease Forecast Faye Dokken-Bouchard

SPONSORS 30 32 33

Our Sponsors Crop Production Week Begins Crop Production Week Schedule

SHOW HOURS MONDAY January 10 12 pm - 7 pm TUESDAY January 11 10 am - 6 pm WEDNESDAY January 12 10 am - 6 pm THURSDAY January 13 10 am - 5 pm

EMAIL agmanager@saskatoonex.com WEBSITE cropproductiononline.com FOR INFORMATION CONTACT PRAIRIELAND PARK AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT P. (306) 931-7149 F. (306) 931-7886

2011 CROP PRODUCTION SHOW

PUBLISHER Larry Hertz ADVERTISING DIRECTOR Kelly Berg DESIGN & LAYOUT Shelley Wichmann Anita Hrytsak

3 The Crop Production Show Official Show Guide is a supplement to 2310 Millar Avenue, Saskatoon, SK S7K 2C4 306.665.3500 1.800.667.7776

Messages

FROM

The Agriculture Manager

2011 CROP PRODUCTION SHOW

Lori Cates The 28th Annual Western Canadian Crop Production Show will showcase leading-edge technology, services, and products in Prairieland Park’s world class trade and convention facilities, encompassing over 220,000 square feet of indoor space and expanded outdoor space. Previous years’ exhibitors realize the importance of this show, requesting additional space to launch new products and equipment. Industry groups appreciate the newly renovated state-of-the-art conference and meeting facilities. These factors combine to offer an event that is larger than ever before.

Produced by Saskatoon Prairieland Park, with the assistance of a volunteer committee the show continues to attract an audience from a wide geographic base. Our commitment to maintaining an event that is focused on crop production has proven successful - evident by our many long-time exhibitors and the continual attendance of qualified patrons.

The industry as a whole has embraced Saskatoon each January. The Western Canadian Crop Production Show, in conjunction with Crop Production Week’s in-depth information and industry meetings, has created a week of activity that attracts the true leaders in Canadian grain production.

On behalf of our entire staff, I hope you enjoy your visit to Prairieland Park, and that your experience at the Western Canadian Crop Production Show is both interesting and informative.

LORI CATES agriculture manager

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Messages

FROM

The Premier of Saskatchewan PREMIER

On behalf of the Government of Saskatchewan, I am very pleased to welcome you to the 2011 Western Canadian Crop Production Show.

For 28 years, the Western Canadian Crop Production Show has been the destination for producers, from across Saskatchewan, Alberta and Manitoba, for gaining and exchanging information on innovative ideas for the production, processing and distribution of food crops. This first-class showcase presents a great opportunity for all stakeholders to meet and develop new networks for collaboration.

Continually expanding, this year’s show promises to be bigger and better than ever. The organizers are certainly commended for all their efforts in mounting this outstanding showcase of innovation and business excellence. And, the generous support of the sponsors is very much appreciated.

A strong and vibrant agricultural sector benefits all of us. I know that you will enjoy your time at the Show and I invite you to take part in the many Crop Production Week events held throughout Saskatoon.

Brad Wall premier of Saskatchewan

2011 CROP PRODUCTION SHOW

Premier

Brad Wall

FROM

The Mayor of Saskatoon MAYOR

It is my pleasure to extend a warm welcome on behalf of the citizens of Saskatoon to all those participating in the Western Canadian Crop Production Show.

This impressive showcase event provides valuable information on the technology, products, and services available to assist in a successful crop production business.

I am sure that participants will benefit greatly from the innovative exhibitor information as well as theatre presentations.

Thank you to the organizers who have worked hard to coordinate the 2011 Production Show. This premier grain industry event is a valuable resource to assist crop producers in their planning and decision making for the upcoming season.

I invite visitors to find some time to enjoy our city and experience our world-class hospitality. Saskatoon is a great place – visit our wonderful attractions, restaurants, and shopping amenities to discover first-hand the qualities that make Saskatoon Shine.

Best wishes for a very successful and beneficial show.

Donald J. Atchison mayor of City of Saskatoon

Mayor

Donald J. Atchison

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Messages

FROM

The Chairman

2011 CROP PRODUCTION SHOW

Chairman

CHAIRMAN

Curtis Gulka

Welcome to the 2011 Western Canadian Crop Production Show!! Thank you for spending your important time with us, we’re sure you’ll find tremendous value again at this year’s show.

Each year we present the most advanced equipment, technology and suppliers to help you successfully manage your farm operation.

We are again pleased to offer several timely and interesting topics at the Bayer CropScience Information Theatre including discussion on micronutrients, herbicide resistant weeds and specific crop diseases that may be more evident due to the unusually wet conditions this year.

Building on last year’s success, the Combine Clinic is now running two days and is sure to sell out. This event was an over whelming achievement last year, and will again provide producers with some terrific information about operating and adjusting their combines efficiently.

New for the show this year is more dedicated and specialized meeting and conference space. Watch for events hosted throughout the building, as companies offer on site training and seminars.

The Western Canadian Crop Production Show attracts large crowds each year, offering the agriculture industry tremendous opportunities to view the latest advancements in products, and technology, and farming methods. On behalf of the show committee, Prairieland Park, it’s staff and all our volunteers, thank you again for attending the show.

CURTIS GULKA Chairman – Crop Production Committee

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Messages

FROM

The President of Saskatoon Prairieland Park Corp.

On behalf of Prairieland Park’s Membership and Board of Directors, welcome to the ‘sold out’ 2011 Western Canadian Crop Production Show. In addition to an outstanding program of lectures, demonstrations and displays, we are also proud to welcome you to our newly renovated facility.

During the 28th annual show, exhibitors, farmers and patrons will enjoy a fresh layout, additional combine clinics, an increased number of international exhibits, and more new products than ever before.

Western Canadian Crop Production Show participants will also discover the latest in technology, services, products and information. Speakers in the Bayer CropScience Information Theatre will discuss herbicide resistance, ‘A to Z on Micronutrients in Western Canada,’ crop disease, and ‘Environmental Farm Plans.’ You may also wish to take part in Pulse Days or Canola Growers meetings as they are re-locating to our new breakout rooms.

This year’s Show occupies more than 220,000 square feet of indoor space, along with a record number of outdoor exhibits.

Thank you for your continued support and ongoing interest in the Western Canadian Crop Production Show. We appreciate and welcome those of you who traveled from within Saskatchewan and recognize the added effort to the many who ventured from across Canada and the United States to participate in our annual event.

ADELE M. BUETTNER President Saskatoon Prairieland Park Corp.

2011 CROP PRODUCTION SHOW

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President

PRESIDENT OF PRAIRIELAND PARK CORP.

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COMBINE Performance Clinic: PICKING UP THE PROFIT

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LOCATION Saskatoon Prairieland Park, Ag Centre DATE January 11 & January 13, 2011 TIME 8:00 am – noon

HEAR EXPERT ADVICE

GUEST SPEAKER Les Hill, Manager, Business Development/Technical Services Prairie Agriculture Machinery Institute (PAMI) “Harvest Yield Loss”

Understand which combine components control the basic functions of your combine and how their adjustment along with other factors will result in greater efficiency.

• Learn to judge how effectively your adjustments are working.

• Learn the valuable skill of collecting and accurately measuring loss.

AGENDA

2011 CROP PRODUCTION SHOW

DON’T LEAVE YOUR HARD EARNED PROFIT ON THE GROUND. Did you know that you can lose up to five bushels per acre if your combine isn’t adjusted properly? Join us for Picking up Profit: a combine performance clinic where you’ll hear expert advice from leading manufacturers as they walk you through the critical adjustments for your combine models. Learn what harvest loss really means in terms of performance, productivity and operating economics at this informative event.

*Includes one session of your choice, lunch coupon & one free admission to the Crop Production Show (any day)

TO REGISTER VISIT www.cropproductiononline.com PHONE: 306.931.7149 FAX: 306.931.7886 E-MAIL: lcates@saskatoonex.com

8:00AM – 8:30AM REGISTRATION 8:45AM – 10:00AM LES HILL, PAMI – “HARVEST YIELD LOSS” 10:15 - NOON CONCURRENT SESSIONS PRESENTED BY 5

MAJOR COMBINE MANUFACTURERS IN

CANADA Following the sessions, participants will have the opportunity to visit the Western Canadian Crop Production Show and have lunch (coupon valid at any concession)

PARTICIPATING MANUFACTURERS JOHN DEERE, CASE IH, NEW HOLLAND, LEXION, MASSEY FERGUSON

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Information

CROP PRODUCTION SHOW FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 306.931.7149 OR VISIT www.cropproductiononline.com SASKATOON PRAIRIELAND PARK

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503 Ruth Street Saskatoon Saskatchewan Take the Ruth Street exit off Circle Drive

Main Foyer / Trade Centre

PARKING

Admission

FREE on site. Parking lot shuttle courtesy of DuPont.

ENTRANCE & INFORMATION With the completion of Hall E, the new Plaza Entrance allows quick and easy accessibility to the show for all patrons An information booth will be located at the main foyer of the Trade Centre. Volunteers at the Info Booth can answer patrons’ questions about the show.

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Adult

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SHOW HOURS MONDAY, January 10 12 noon - 7 pm

WEDNESDAY, January 12 10 am - 6 pm

TUESDAY, January 11 10 am - 6 pm

THURSDAY, January 13 10 am - 5 pm

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2011 CROP PRODUCTION SHOW

Show Site

We’re here. Drop By! The Crop Production Show is a welcome opportunity to talk to the people we serve.

The Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture is here to talk with you about what matters most to crop producers, and the programs and services we offer.

That invitation is ongoing, throughout the year, across Saskatchewan. Specialists in our 10 regional offices welcome your questions about crops, livestock, forage, and farm business management.

Our doors are always open to the people who grow Saskatchewan – so drop by our booth, contact your nearest regional office or visit us anytime at www.agriculture.gov.sk.ca.

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INFORMATION THEATRE Bayer CropScience

Hall B

of the Trade Centre

WESTERN CANADIAN CROP PRODUCTION SHOW 2011 Featuring topics of interest of today’s grain producers.

LOCATION Saskatoon Prairieland Park

2011 CROP PRODUCTION SHOW

DATE TIME TOPIC MONDAY January 10

2:00 PM Herbicide Resistance-Present and Future Trends

TUESDAY January 11

12:00 PM Herbicide Resistance-Present and Future Trends 2:00 PM A to Z on Micronutrients in Western Canada

Hugh Beckie Rigas Karamanos

WEDNESDAY January 12

11:00 AM Environmental Farm Plans 12:00 PM A to Z on Micronutrients in Western Canada 2:00 PM Plant Disease Forecast for 2011

Bill Henley Rigas Karamanos Faye Dokken-Bouchard

THURSDAY January 13

12:00 PM Plant Disease Forecast for 2011 2:00 PM Environmental Farm Plans

Faye Dokken-Bouchard Bill Henley

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A & R Enterprises................................................................................B 52 A B J Agri Products...........................................................................E 112 Adair Sales & Marketing Co. Inc....................................................... D 136 Adm Agri-Industries Co......................................................................B 40 Affordable Parts......................................................................B 133 - 135 Agriculture & Agri-Food Canada - AESB Agroforestry Development...C 39 Agriculture & Agri-Food Canada - Aesb.......................................C 37, 38 Agriculture & Agri-Food Canada - Research Centre.............................C 36 Ag Dealer.............................................................................................B 8 Ag Leader Technology.................................................................E 89 - 92 Ag Shield Manufacturing...................................................................E 96 Ag-Chieve Corporation.................................................................B 93, 94 Agremote Systems.......................................................................D 15, 16 Agri Card, A Bank West Product..........................................................C 31 Agricultural Health & Safety Network................................................B 75 Agricultural Producers Association Of Saskatchewan.........................B 59 Agriculture Council Of Saskatchewan Inc............................................C 26 Agri-Trend Inc...........................................................................B 137, 138 Agrotain International.................................................................A 33, 34 Agrowplow Soil Care Systems Canada...................................... E 119, 120 Agtron Enterprises Inc..................................................................D 51, 52 Ag-Vision Seed Ltd.......................................................................B 97, 98 Aim Material Handling Systems..................................................C 43 - 48 Allen Leigh Security & Communications.............................................B 23 Alpine Plant Foods.................................................................... A 57 - 59 ALS Environmental.............................................................................B 39 Amsoil & Aggrand Liquid Organic Fertilizer........................................B 66 Apollo Machine & Products Ltd........................................................E 129 Arrowcorp Inc...........................................................................A 104, 105 Arysta Life Science...................................................................A 102, 103 Assante Wealth Management Ltd......................................................B 70 Assoc Of Canadian Custom Harvesters..............................................E 104 Atom Jet Industries..........................................................................E 161 ATP Nutrition Ltd..............................................................................B 121 AWS Air Reels...............................................................................D 13, 14 Axiom Commodities........................................................................ A 119 Back To Your Roots Soil Solutions Inc................................................... A 5 Bari-Canada.....................................................................................B 125 BASF Canada................................................................................A 44, 45 Batco Manufacturing C/O Agi......................................................... D 152 Bayer CropScience...................................................................... A 92 - 96 Becker Underwood.......................................................................A 60, 61 Best Environmental Technologies.................................................A 23, 24 BMO Bank Of Montreal.....................................................................B 100 BMO Nesbitt Burns.............................................................................B 99

Bourgault Industries Ltd.................................................................. D 148 Bourgault Tillage Tools................................................................... D 1 - 3 Brandt Agricultural Products Ltd..................................................... D 146 Brehon Agrisystems Inc................................................................D 37, 38 Brett Young.............................................................................B 157 - 159 Brownlees Trucking Inc.....................................................................E 131 Buffer Valley Industries......................................................................C 71 Bunge Canada.........................................................................B 144 - 146 Caepla..............................................................................................B 44 Calidon Financial Services Inc.............................................................C 25 Calmar Industries.............................................................................E 132 Canada Malting Co. Ltd....................................................................B 147 Canadian Canola Growers Assoc.........................................................B 54 Canadian Farm Business Management Council................................B 111 Canadian Grain Commission.............................................................C 3, 4 Canadian Wheat Board...........................................................B 60, 61, 90 Can-Sask Irrigation Diversification Centre............................................C 2 Can-Seed Equipment Ltd............................................................ A 72 - 74 Canterra Seeds Ltd...................................................................B 105, 106 Capstan Ag Systems Inc...............................................................E 73 - 75 Cargill Ltd................................................................................B 116 - 118 CGF Brokerage & Consulting.............................................................B 112 CIBC...................................................................................................C 19 Cimbria Technologies Canada....................................................... A 8 - 10 CJYM\CFYM Radio................................................................. Hall C Lobby Clemmer Steelcraft Technologies.......................................................C 14 Convey-All Inc................................................................................. D 153 Co-Op Ag Team.............................................................................A 37, 38 Crary Industries................................................................................. D 46 CW Enterprises...................................................................................C 29 Darmani Grain Storage................................................................C 65 - 68 Dave Ross Equipment Ltd.................................................................... D 4 Degelman Industries Ltd......................................................... Main Foyer Del Equipment Ltd......................................................................D 19, 20 Dimo’s/Labtronics........................................................................D 43, 44 Discovery Seed Labs Ltd...........................................................B 109, 110 Dow Agrosciences Canada Inc.................................................. A 97 - 101 Dryair 2000 Inc.............................................................................B 21, 22 DTN / The Progressive Farmer...............................................................B 5 Ducks Unlimited Canada..............................................................B 24, 25 Dupont Canada Inc............................................................A 53, 54, 77,78 Dutch Industries...........................................................................D 25, 26 Dwight’s Next Energy...................................................................B 81, 82 Dynagra Vrt................................................................................ E 79, 80

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Hardi North America Inc...................................................................E 156 Harvest Services.............................................................................. A 120 Hawes Agro Ltd...................................................................... D 141 - 145 Hergott Duval Stack.........................................................................B 124 Hold On Industries.......................................................................... D 137 Honey Bee Mfg................................................................................E 159 Horsch Anderson..............................................................................E 125 Hypro....................................................................................... E 107, 108 Innovative Ag Performance Group...............................................B 85 - 87 Inputs Management Agro Inc............................................................ A 91 Interlake Resources Inc.................................................................C 76, 77 Investors Group Financial Services...................................................B 149 Irrigation Crop Diversification Corp.......................................................C 1

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Farm & Garden Centre..............................................................B 114, 115 Farm Business Communications.........................................................B 16 Farm Credit Canada............................................................. C 40-2, 49-51 Farmagro Sales Ltd.......................................................................... A 113 Farmers Edge Precision Consulting..............................................E 97 - 99 Farmers of North America.......................................................... A 19 - 22 Farmland Specialty Products............................................................E 133 Farmlink Marketing Solutions............................................................. A 1 Farmtronics........................................................................................E 95 Flaman Sales Ltd............................................................ E 154,A47-50,B4 Flash Welding...............................................................................C 69, 70 Flexxifinger Qd Industries Inc...........................................................E 118 FP Genetics........................................................................................B 12 Free Form Plastics............................................................................A 6, 7 Frontier Peterbilt Sales Ltd.............................................................. D 147 Full Line Ag Ltd............................................................................... D 151

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Glenmor Inc.......................................................................................C 28 Goodon Industries Ltd........................................................................C 30 Graham Seed Treating Systems................................................B 101, 102 Grain Bags Canada...........................................................................E 123 Grain Bin Direct................................................................................C 6, 7 Grain Guard C/O Agi........................................................................ D 152 Grain Millers Canada Corp..................................................................B 11 Grain Vac Services............................................................................E 134 Gratton Coulee Agri Parts.................................................................E 117 Great Northern Growers Inc............................................................. A 123 Greenline Enterprise Inc...................................................................E 162

Janzen Steel Buildings.................................................................C 63, 64 JGL Grain............................................................................................B 77 John Deere...................................................................................... D 150 JTL Industries Ltd.........................................................................C 52, 61

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Millsap Fuel Distributors Ltd................................................... A 116 - 118 Minic Industries................................................................................ A 25 Monsanto Canada Inc............................................................A 55-6, 75-6 Moody’s Equipment.......................................................................... D 52 Morris Industries Ltd........................................................................E 160 Mustard Capital Inc..........................................................................B 123 National Leasing..................................................................................C 5 New Holland................................................................................... D 139 Newco Grain Ltd...........................................................................B 83, 84 Norac Systems International........................................................ E 85, 86 Norstar Industries....................................................................A 121, 122 North West Terminal........................................................................B 6, 7 Northstar Seed.............................................................................B 50, 51 Novid Inc............................................................................................E 61 Novozymes Biologicals........................................................A 51-2, 79-80 Nufarm Agriculture Inc............................................................... A 64 - 67 Omex Agriculture Inc....................................................................A 39, 40 Outback Guidance...................................................................E 109 - 111 Parrish & Heimbecker Ltd...................................................................B 43 Paterson Grain................................................................................. A 114 Pattison Liquid Systems...................................................................E 161 Penergetic Canada.......................................................................A 17, 18 Pickseed Canada Inc.............................................................................B 1 Pike Management Group Inc........................................................A 70, 71 Pillar Lasers Inc................................................................................. D 45

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Pioneer Hi-Bred Limited..........................................................B 139 - 141 Polaris Leasing Ltd.............................................................................B 68 Polywest Ltd...............................................................................E 65 - 68 Positioning & Autosteer Technologies.....................................E 100 - 102 Power Rich Corporation................................................................A 26, 27 Power Up Lubricants................................................................B 161, 162 Prairie Fire Grain Energy.....................................................................B 10 Prairie Malt Limited.....................................................................B 37, 38 Prairie Mobile Communications...........................................................B 3 Prairie Plant Systems Inc....................................................................B 67 Prairie Steel Products Ltd.................................................................C 8, 9 Premier Tech Biotechnologies........................................................... A 43 Provincial Council Of Add Boards.......................................................B 33

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Soil Stewardship Group West....................................................... E 63, 64 Spraytest Controls Inc................................................................... E 93, 94 Stewart Steel Inc................................................................................E 69 Sunnybrook Welding & Machine Shop................................................ D 5 Syngenta Crop Protection................................................A 81-5, 108-112 Taurus Technology...................................................................... A 14 - 16 TD Canada Trust - Agriculture Services.................................................B 2 Technotill.......................................................................................... D 39 Teejet Technologies.....................................................................E 81 - 84 Terra Grain Fuels...............................................................................B 113 Terramax......................................................................................B 88, 89 The Airseeder Hopper.......................................................................E 103 Transall Group of Companies............................................................E 105 Travelodge Hotel Saskatoon............................................................ Hall A Trenouth Family Holdings Ltd.............................................................C 24 Tri Star Farm Services Ltd................................................................ A 115 Tridekon...........................................................................................E 155 Triple Star Mfg. Ltd....................................................................... E 55, 56 U A P Canada......................................................................A 11-13,28-30 U Of S, Dept. Of Plant Sciences.........................................................B 120 Valley West Irrigation Inc....................................................................B 69 Versa Frame Inc............................................................................C 12, 13 Viterra (Ag Equipment)................................................................C 16, 17 Viterra Inc..........................................................................B 27-31, 34-36

Walinga Inc.................................................................................. E 87, 88 Walker Seeds Ltd................................................................................B 71 Wall Grain...................................................................................... D 7 - 9 Waterhouse Seeds............................................................................B 126 Webhail.Com....................................................................................B 160 Wentworth Ag...................................................................................B 78 Westeel............................................................................... C 72-5, 78-81 Western Ag Labs..........................................................................A 31, 32 Western Feed Grain Development Co-Op.........................................B 136 Western Grain Trade Ltd...........................................................B 155, 156 Western Grains Research Foundation.................................................B 53 Western Producer, The..................................................................C 32, 33 Western Sales........................................................................... E 113, 114 Westfield Industries C/O Agi........................................................... D 152 Wheatheart Manufacturing C/O Agi............................................... D 152 Wigmore Farms............................................................................A 35, 36 Wilger Industries Ltd..........................................................................E 62 Wilke Sales....................................................................................... D 21 Willwood Industries.....................................................................C 10, 11 Wood Country....................................................................................C 62 Your Link Inc.................................................................................B 14, 15 Zipperlock Building Co........................................................................C 15

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PRESENT & FUTURE TRENDS

The incidence of herbicideresistant weeds in Western Canada is continually increasing.

The most prevalent cases of resistance include Group 1- or 2-resistant wild oats, Group 1-resistant green foxtail, and a number of Group 2-resistant broadleaf weeds, including kochia, wild mustard, cleavers, among others.

Resistant populations of Group 1 wild oats in Manitoba, Group 2 spiny annual sowthistle in Alberta, and Group 2 kochia throughout the Prairies now outnumber susceptible populations. Reliance on these two herbicide

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The introduction of new herbicides with new modes of action has slowed considerably over the past 25 years. Therefore, farmers should not expect another new herbicide to be just around the corner to solve their resistant weed problem.

We all have to utilize the currently available tools as effectively as possible. The current status of glyphosate resistance in Canada and around the world will be discussed, and ways we can best preserve this important weed management tool. In addition, best management practices will be outlined to assist farmers to delay or manage herbicide-resistant weed populations.

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Micronutrients in Western Canada

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Micronutrients From the exploratory surveys in the late sixties to the flurry of research activities in the early and mid eighties in response to a systematic introduction of micronutrient products in western Canada and continuing on to the present, micronutrients are constantly becoming an integral part of farmers’ fertilization plans. The initial focus on identifying areas of micronutrient deficiencies was shifted to identifying suitable products and has culminated in drawing appropriate micronu-

trient fertilizers practices. Today, although the issue of suitable micronutrient products has for the most part been resolved and although there are a lot of “real” micronutrient deficiencies throughout western Canada, the problem remains in the form of unjustifiable application recommendations based on unsubstantiated fertilizer practices. A review of the scientifically established soil and plant testing criteria to identify micronutrient deficiencies in western Canada and the appropriate fertilizer practices will be presented adhering to the 4R nutrient stewardship principle (Right Source applied at the Right Time, Right Place and at the Right Rate).

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Grain Companies Seed Companies Grain Storage & Drying Crop Protection Products Fertilizer Companies Irrigation Grain Cleaning & Sorting Farm Management Finance Research

Hall D & E

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Hall A, B & C

Theme Areas

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Seeding Equipment Grain Handling Grain Transportation Forage Production Equipment Sprayers Spraying Technology GPS Technology Harvest Equipment Straw & Chaff Management

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Agricultural Producers Assoc. Of Sask.................. B 59 Agriculture Council Of Saskatchewan Inc............. C 26 Caepla............................................................... B 44 Canadian Canola Growers Assoc.......................... B 54 Canadian Farm Business Management Council. B 111 Irrigation Crop Diversification Corp........................ C 1 Provincial Council Of Add Boards........................ B 33 Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers........................... B 103, 104 Sask Canola................................................... B 55, 56 Sask Fruit Growers Assoc............................... B 79, 80 Saskatchewan Herb & Spice Assoc....................... B 64 Saskatoon Agri-Auto Parts Inc......................D 40 - 42 Seager Wheeler Historic Farm............................. B 91 Agriculture & Agri-Food Canada - AESB Agroforestry Development...................................................... C 39 Irrigation Crop Diversification Corp........................ C 1 SaskPower..................................................... B 17, 18 Agri-Trend Inc............................................ B 137, 138 Co-Op Ag Team.............................................. A 37, 38 Farmers Edge Precision Consulting................E 97 - 99 Inputs Management Agro Inc.............................. A 91 Irrigation Crop Diversification Corp........................ C 1 Rack Petroleum............................................. A 62, 63 Saskatchewan Ministry Of Agriculture.B 131-2, 151-2 Soil Stewardship Group West.........................E 63, 64 U A P Canada....................................... A 11-13,28-30 Western Ag Labs........................................... A 31, 32 Western Sales.............................................E 113, 114 Wigmore Farms............................................. A 35, 36 Affordable Parts....................................... B 133 - 135 Free Form Plastics............................................. A 6, 7 S.W. Industrial Filter Tech.......................... B 153, 154 Saskatoon Agri-Auto Parts Inc......................D 40 - 42 EZ-GRO.............................................................. B 121 Milligan Bio-Tech Inc..................................... B 57, 58 North West Terminal......................................... B 6, 7

Arysta Life Science.................................... A 102, 103 ATP Nutrition Ltd............................................... B 121 BASF Canada................................................. A 44, 45 Bayer CropScience........................................ A 92 - 96 Co-Op Ag Team.............................................. A 37, 38 Dow AgroSciences Canada Inc.................... A 97 - 101 Dupont Canada Inc..............................A 53, 54, 77,78 EZ-GRO.............................................................. B 121 Farmers of North America............................ A 19 - 22 Graham Seed Treating Systems................. B 101, 102 Great Northern Growers Inc............................... A 123 Monsanto Canada Inc............................. A 55-6, 75-6 Nufarm Agriculture Inc................................. A 64 - 67 Parrish & Heimbecker Ltd.................................... B 43 Rack Petroleum............................................. A 62, 63 Tridekon.............................................................E 155 U A P Canada....................................... A 11-13,28-30 Viterra (Ag Equipment)..................................C 16, 17 Viterra Inc............................................B 27-31, 34-36 Wigmore Farms............................................. A 35, 36 Affordable Parts....................................... B 133 - 135

Ag Leader Technology...................................E 89 - 92 Ag Shield Manufacturing.....................................E 96 Allen Leigh Security & Communications.............. B 23 AWS Air Reels................................................ D 13, 14 Calmar Industries...............................................E 132 Dimo’s/Labtronics......................................... D 43, 44 Farmers of North America............................ A 19 - 22 Flexxifinger Qd Industries Inc.............................E 118 Full Line Ag Ltd................................................. D 151 Gratton Coulee Agri Parts...................................E 117 Harvest Services................................................ A 120 Kramer Ltd.........................................................E 121 MacDon Industries Ltd...................................... D 149 Machinerylink Inc...............................................E 106 Michel’s Ind. Ltd...........................................D 28 - 30 New Holland..................................................... D 139 Redekop Manufacturing Co........................... D 23, 24 Redhead Equipment Ltd................................ D 11, 12 Redhead Equipment Ltd./Case Ih Equip............ D 158 Rodono Industries........................................D 31 - 33 S.W. Industrial Filter Tech.......................... B 153, 154 Saskatoon Agri-Auto Parts Inc......................D 40 - 42 Shelbourne Reynolds.........................................E 126 Syngenta Crop Protection..................A 81-5, 108-112 Wilke Sales..........................................................D 21

Envirotec Services............................................... B 76 Farm & Garden Centre............................... B 114, 115 Penergetic Canada........................................ A 17, 18 Provincial Council Of Add Boards........................ B 33

Ag Dealer.............................................................. B 8 Allen Leigh Security & Communications.............. B 23 CJYM/CFYM Radio...................................Hall C Lobby DTN / The Progressive Farmer................................ B 5 Farm Business Communications.......................... B 16 Irrigation Crop Diversification Corp........................ C 1 Prairie Mobile Communications............................ B 3 Saskatchewan Trade & Export Partnership.......... B 32 Your Link Inc.................................................. B 14, 15

Kramer Auction Sales Ltd.................................. B 148 Lane Realty Corp................................................. B 92

Ag Leader Technology...................................E 89 - 92 Agri-Trend Inc............................................ B 137, 138 Farm Credit Canada...............................C 40-2, 49-51 Farmers Edge Precision Consulting................E 97 - 99 Farmers Of North America............................ A 19 - 22 Prairie Mobile Communications............................ B 3 Soil Stewardship Group West.........................E 63, 64 Western Ag Labs........................................... A 31, 32 Agriculture & Agri-Food Canada - Aesb Agroforestry Development...................................................... C 39 Ducks Unlimited Canada............................... B 24, 25 Farm & Garden Centre............................... B 114, 115 Irrigation Crop Diversification Corp........................ C 1 Provincial Council Of Add Boards........................ B 33 Agricultural Health & Safety Network................. B 75 Ducks Unlimited Canada............................... B 24, 25 Irrigation Crop Diversification Corp........................ C 1 Maximum Training..............................................D 10 Provincial Council Of Add Boards........................ B 33 Richardson Pioneer Limited..................A 86-7, 106-7 Saskatchewan Credit Unions............................... C 28 Saskatchewan Trade & Export Partnership.......... B 32 Seager Wheeler Historic Farm............................. B 91 U Of S, Dept. of Plant Sciences........................... B 120 Viterra (Ag Equipment)..................................C 16, 17 Viterra Inc............................................B 27-31, 34-36 Agricultural Producers Assoc. Of Sask.................. B 59 Ducks Unlimited Canada............................... B 24, 25 Dwight’s Next Energy.................................... B 81, 82

Ag-Chieve Corporation.................................. B 93, 94 Agri-Trend Inc............................................ B 137, 138 Assante Wealth Management Ltd....................... B 70 Brett Young............................................. B 157 – 159 Calidon Financial Services Inc.............................. C 25 Canadian Farm Business Mgmt Council............. B 111 Dynagra Vrt..................................................E 79, 80 Farmers Edge Precision Consulting................E 97 - 99 Irrigation Crop Diversif. Corp................................. C 1 Meyers Norris Penny............................................ C 18 Pike Management Group Inc......................... A 70, 71 Saskatchewan Ministry Of Agriculture.B 131-2, 151-2 Soil Stewardship Group West.........................E 63, 64 Wigmore Farms............................................. A 35, 36 Your Link Inc.................................................. B 14, 15 Ag Dealer.............................................................. B 8 Farm Credit Canada...............................C 40-2, 49-51 Western Producer, The....................................C 32, 33

Goodon Industries Ltd......................................... C 30 Janzen Steel Buildings...................................C 63, 64 Prairie Steel Products Ltd...................................C 8, 9 Viterra (Ag Equipment)..................................C 16, 17 Viterra Inc............................................B 27-31, 34-36 Zipperlock Building Co......................................... C 15 Alpine Plant Foods...................................... A 57 - 59 Amsoil & Aggrand Liquid Organic Fert................ B 66 Atp Nutrition Ltd.............................................. B 121 Back To Your Roots Soil Solutions Inc..................... A 5 Best Environmental Technologies.................. A 23, 24 Del Equipment Ltd........................................ D 19, 20 Dimo’s/Labtronics......................................... D 43, 44 Farmers Of North America...........................A 19 – 22 Great Northern Growers Inc............................... A 123 J.R. Simplot Company................................... A 41, 42 Meridian Manufacturing Goup..................... C 53 - 60 Omex Agriculture Inc..................................... A 39, 40 Power Rich Corporation................................. A 26, 27 Richardson Pioneer Limited..................A 86-7, 106-7 Taurus Technology........................................ A 14 - 16 U A P Canada....................................... A 11-13,28-30 Viterra (Ag Equipment)..................................C 16, 17 Viterra Inc............................................B 27-31, 34-36 Wigmore Farms............................................. A 35, 36 Alpine Plant Foods...................................... A 57 - 59 Bourgault Industries Ltd.................................... D 148 Capstan Ag Systems Inc.................................E 73 - 75 Exactrix Global Systems................................ D 53, 54 Free Form Plastics............................................. A 6, 7 Full Line Ag Ltd................................................. D 151 Graham Seed Treating Systems................. B 101, 102 Interlake Resources Inc...................................C 76, 77 Max-Quip Inc.................................................... D 138 Morris Industries Ltd..........................................E 160 Pattison Liquid Systems.....................................E 161 Polywest Ltd.................................................E 65 - 68

Setter Manufacturing Division............................D 27 Agri Card, A Bank West Product........................... C 31 Assante Wealth Management Ltd....................... B 70 BMO Bank Of Montreal...................................... B 100 BMO Nesbitt Burns.............................................. B 99 Calidon Financial Services Inc.............................. C 25 Canadian Canola Growers Assoc.......................... B 54 CIBC.................................................................... C 19 Edward Jones........................................................ B 9 Farm Credit Canada...............................C 40-2, 49-51 Hergott Duval Stack.......................................... B 124 Investors Group Financial Services.................... B 149 National Leasing................................................... C 5 Polaris Leasing Ltd.............................................. B 68 RBC Royal Bank................................................. B 122 Saskatchewan Credit Unions............................... C 28 Scotiabank.......................................................... B 41 TD Canada Trust - Agriculture Services.................. B 2 Viterra (Ag Equipment)..................................C 16, 17 Viterra Inc............................................B 27-31, 34-36 Ag Shield Manufacturing.....................................E 96 Ag-Vision Seed Ltd........................................ B 97, 98 Back To Your Roots Soil Solutions Inc..................... A 5 Brett Young.............................................. B 157 - 159 Viterra (Ag Equipment)..................................C 16, 17 Viterra Inc............................................B 27-31, 34-36 Waterhouse Seeds............................................. B 126 Degelman Industries Ltd...........................Main Foyer Farmers of North America............................ A 19 - 22 Redhead Equipment Ltd................................ D 11, 12 S.W. Industrial Filter Tech.......................... B 153, 154 Agriculture & Agri-Food Canada - AESB Agroforestry Development...................................................... C 39 Agriculture & Agri-Food Canada - Aesb.........C 37, 38 Agriculture & Agri-Food Canada - Research Centre..C 34 Agriculture Council Of Saskatchewan Inc............. C 26

Arrowcorp Inc............................................ A 104, 105 Can-Seed Equipment Ltd.............................. A 72 - 74 Cimbria Technologies Canada......................... A 8 - 10 Dimo’s/Labtronics......................................... D 43, 44 Flaman Sales Ltd..............................E 154,A47-50,B4 Garratt Industries Ltd.................................... A 68, 69 Lewis M. Carter Mfg.Canada Ltd.......................A 2 - 4 Parrish & Heimbecker Ltd.................................... B 43 S.W. Industrial Filter Tech.......................... B 153, 154 Satake Usa Inc.................................................... A 46 Wall Grain........................................................D 7 - 9 Waterhouse Seeds............................................. B 126 CW Enterprises.................................................... C 29 Darmani Grain Storage................................. C 65 - 68 Dave Ross Equipment Ltd......................................D 4 Dimo’s/Labtronics......................................... D 43, 44 Dryair 2000 Inc.............................................. B 21, 22 Flaman Sales Ltd..............................E 154,A47-50,B4 Glenmor Inc........................................................ C 28 Grain Guard C/O Agi.......................................... D 152 JTL Industries Ltd...........................................C 52, 61 Keho C/O Agi..................................................... D 152 Meridian Manufacturing Goup..................... C 53 - 60 Parrish & Heimbecker Ltd.................................... B 43 S.W. Industrial Filter Tech.......................... B 153, 154 Skyway Grain Systems Inc..............................E 57, 58 Wall Grain........................................................D 7 - 9 Apollo Machine & Products Ltd..........................E 129 Canada Malting Co. Ltd..................................... B 147 Canadian Grain Commission...............................C 3, 4 Can-Seed Equipment Ltd.............................. A 72 - 74 Dimo’s/Labtronics......................................... D 43, 44 Farmtronics..........................................................E 95 Lewis M. Carter Mfg.Canada Ltd.......................A 2 - 4 S.W. Industrial Filter Tech.......................... B 153, 154 Satake Usa Inc.................................................... A 46 Adair Sales & Marketing Co. Inc......................... D 136 Agremote Systems........................................ D 15, 16 Arrowcorp Inc............................................ A 104, 105 Batco Manufacturing C/O Agi........................... D 152 Brandt Agricultural Products Ltd....................... D 146 Brehon Agrisystems Inc................................. D 37, 38 Brownlees Trucking Inc.......................................E 131 Can-Seed Equipment Ltd.............................. A 72 - 74 Convey-All Inc................................................... D 153 Co-op Ag Team.............................................. A 37, 38 CW Enterprises.................................................... C 29 Degelman Industries Ltd...........................Main Foyer Del Equipment Ltd....................................... D 19, 20 Dimo’s/Labtronics......................................... D 43, 44 Farmers of North America............................ A 19 - 22 Flaman Sales Ltd..............................E 154,A47-50,B4 Full Line Ag Ltd................................................. D 151 Glenmor Inc........................................................ C 28 Grain Bags Canada.............................................E 123 Grain Vac Services..............................................E 134 Hawes Agro Ltd........................................D 141 - 145 Lewis M. Carter Mfg.Canada Ltd.......................A 2 - 4 Meridian Manufacturing Goup..................... C 53 - 60 Minic Industries.................................................. A 25

Norstar Industries..................................... A 121, 122 Rem Enterprises............................................ D 49, 50 Renn Mill Center Inc......................................E 70 - 72 Rodono Industries........................................D 31 - 33 Rosetown Flighting Supply Ltd...........................D 36 Saskatoon Agri-Auto Parts Inc......................D 40 - 42 Skyway Grain Systems Inc..............................E 57, 58 Tridekon.............................................................E 155 Triple Star Mfg. Ltd.........................................E 55, 56 Tri Star Farm Services Ltd.................................. A 115 Viterra (Ag Equipment)..................................C 16, 17 Viterra Inc............................................B 27-31, 34-36 Walinga Inc....................................................E 87, 88 Wall Grain........................................................D 7 - 9 Wentworth Ag.................................................... B 78 Westeel.................................................C 72-5, 78-81 Westfield Industries C/O Agi............................. D 152 Wheatheart Manufacturing C/O Agi................. D 152 ADM Agri-Industries Co....................................... B 40 Ag-Chieve Corporation.................................. B 93, 94 Agri-Trend Inc............................................ B 137, 138 Axiom Commodities.......................................... A 119 Bari-Canada...................................................... B 125 Bunge Canada.......................................... B 144 - 146 Canada Malting Co. Ltd..................................... B 147 Canadian Wheat Board.............................B 60, 61, 90 Cargill Ltd................................................. B 116 - 118 CGF Brokerage & Consulting.............................. B 112 DTN / The Progressive Farmer................................ B 5 Farmers of North America............................ A 19 - 22 Farmland Specialty Products..............................E 133 Farmlink Marketing Solutions........................... A 123 Grain Millers Canada Corp................................... B 11 JGL Grain............................................................. B 77 Louis Dreyfus Canada.................................... B 62, 63 Mustard Capital Inc........................................... B 123 Newco Grain Ltd............................................ B 83, 84 North West Terminal......................................... B 6, 7 Parrish & Heimbecker Ltd.................................... B 43 Paterson Grain................................................... A 114 Prairie Malt Limited...................................... B 37, 38 Rayglen Commodities................................... B 95, 96 Richardson Pioneer Limited..................A 86-7, 106-7 Saskcan Pulse Trading.......................B 107-8, 129-30 Secan........................................................ B 142, 143 Viterra (Ag Equipment)..................................C 16, 17 Viterra Inc............................................B 27-31, 34-36 Walker Seeds Ltd................................................. B 71 Western Grain Trade Ltd............................ B 155, 156 Wigmore Farms............................................. A 35, 36 Adm Agri-Industries Co....................................... B 40 Aim Material Handling Systems................... C 43 - 48 Apollo Machine & Products Ltd..........................E 129 Arrowcorp Inc............................................ A 104, 105 Bunge Canada.......................................... B 144 - 146 Canada Malting Co. Ltd..................................... B 147 Can-Seed Equipment Ltd.............................. A 72 - 74 Cimbria Technologies Canada......................... A 8 - 10 Dimo’s/Labtronics......................................... D 43, 44 Garratt Industries Ltd.................................... A 68, 69 Grain Millers Canada Corp................................... B 11 Lewis M. Carter Mfg.Canada Ltd.......................A 2 - 4 Mustard Capital Inc........................................... B 123 North West Terminal......................................... B 6, 7 Prairie Malt Limited...................................... B 37, 38 Richardson Pioneer Limited..................A 86-7, 106-7

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Aim Material Handling Systems................... C 43 - 48 Alpine Plant Foods...................................... A 57 - 59 Farmers of North America............................ A 19 - 22 Free Form Plastics............................................. A 6, 7 Hold On Industries............................................ D 137 JTL Industries Ltd...........................................C 52, 61 Meridian Manufacturing Goup..................... C 53 - 60 Minic Industries.................................................. A 25 Novid Inc..............................................................E 61 Pattison Liquid Systems.....................................E 161 Polywest Ltd.................................................E 65 - 68 Rosler Construction 2000 Inc..........................C 22, 23 Viterra (Ag Equipment)..................................C 16, 17 Viterra Inc............................................B 27-31, 34-36 Wentworth Ag.................................................... B 78 Westeel.................................................C 72-5, 78-81

Canadian Grain Commission...............................C 3, 4 Can-Sask Irrigation Diversification Centre............. C 2 Sask Ministry Of Labour Relations, Ohs.............. B 26 Saskatchewan Ministry Of Agriculture.B 131-2, 151-2

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Positioning & Autosteer Technologies.......E 100 - 102 Redhead Equipment Ltd................................ D 11, 12 S.W. Industrial Filter Tech.......................... B 153, 154 Salford Farm Machinery Ltd...........................E 59, 60 Setter Manufacturing Division............................D 27 Viterra (Ag Equipment)..................................C 16, 17 Viterra Inc............................................B 27-31, 34-36

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Saskcan Pulse Trading.......................B 107-8, 129-30 Satake Usa Inc.................................................... A 46 Terra Grain Fuels................................................ B 113 Viterra (Ag Equipment)..................................C 16, 17 Walker Seeds Ltd................................................. B 71 Viterra Inc............................................B 27-31, 34-36 Waterhouse Seeds............................................. B 126 Western Grain Trade Ltd............................ B 155, 156 Wigmore Farms............................................. A 35, 36

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Arrowcorp Inc............................................ A 104, 105 Can-Seed Equipment Ltd.............................. A 72 - 74 Cimbria Technologies Canada......................... A 8 - 10 Garratt Industries Ltd.................................... A 68, 69 Lewis M. Carter Mfg.Canada Ltd.......................A 2 - 4 Satake Usa Inc.................................................... A 46 Agremote Systems........................................ D 15, 16 Aim Material Handling Systems................... C 43 - 48 Apollo Machine & Products Ltd..........................E 129 Buffer Valley Industries....................................... C 71 Canada Malting Co. Ltd..................................... B 147 Co-op Ag Team.............................................. A 37, 38 CW Enterprises.................................................... C 29 Darmani Grain Storage................................. C 65 - 68 Dimo’s/Labtronics......................................... D 43, 44 Farmers Of North America............................ A 19 - 22 Flaman Sales Ltd..............................E 154,A47-50,B4 Flash Welding.................................................C 69, 70 Goodon Industries Ltd......................................... C 30 Grain Bags Canada.............................................E 123 Grain Bin Direct..................................................C 6, 7 Grain Vac Services..............................................E 134 Greenline Enterprise Inc.....................................E 162 Janzen Steel Buildings...................................C 63, 64 JTL Industries Ltd...........................................C 52, 61 M & K Welding Ltd..........................................C 20, 21 Meridian Manufacturing Goup.................... C 53 – 60 Middle Lake Steel Ltd.......................................... C 35 Minic Industries.................................................. A 25 Prairie Steel Products Ltd...................................C 8, 9 Renn Mill Center Inc......................................E 70 - 72 Rosler Construction 2000 Inc..........................C 22, 23 Shymko Farm Sales...............................................D 6 Skyway Grain Systems Inc..............................E 57, 58 Stewart Steel Inc..................................................E 69 Trenouth Family Holdings Ltd.............................. C 24 Viterra (Ag Equipment)..................................C 16, 17 Viterra Inc............................................B 27-31, 34-36 Wall Grain........................................................D 7 - 9 Wentworth Ag.................................................... B 78 Westeel.................................................C 72-5, 78-81 Willwood Industries.......................................C 10, 11 Wood Country..................................................... C 62 Zipperlock Building Co......................................... C 15 Affordable Parts....................................... B 133 - 135 Ag Leader Technology...................................E 89 - 92 Ag Shield Manufacturing.....................................E 96 Agremote Systems........................................ D 15, 16 Allen Leigh Security & Communications.............. B 23 Association Of Canadian Custom Harvesters.......E 104 AWS Air Reels................................................ D 13, 14 Brehon Agrisystems Inc................................. D 37, 38 Crary Industries...................................................D 46 Degelman Industries Ltd...........................Main Foyer Dimo’s/Labtronics......................................... D 43, 44 Empire Welding & Machinery.............................E 130

Farmers of North America............................ A 19 - 22 Flexxifinger Qd Industries Inc.............................E 118 Full Line Ag Ltd................................................. D 151 Gratton Coulee Agri Parts...................................E 117 Harvest Services................................................ A 120 Hawes Agro Ltd........................................D 141 - 145 Honey Bee Mfg...................................................E 159 Interlake Resources Inc...................................C 76, 77 John Deere........................................................ D 150 Kramer Ltd.........................................................E 121 Lambert Distributing Inc....................................E 128 MacDon Industries Ltd...................................... D 149 Machinerylink Inc...............................................E 106 Redekop Manufacturing Co........................... D 23, 24 Redhead Equipment Ltd./Case Ih Equip............ D 158 S.W. Industrial Filter Tech.......................... B 153, 154 Saskatoon Agri-Auto Parts Inc......................D 40 - 42 Shelbourne Reynolds.........................................E 126 Spraytest Controls Inc.....................................E 93, 94 Sunnybrook Welding & Machine Shop..................D 5 Tri Star Farm Services Ltd.................................. A 115 Wilke Sales..........................................................D 21 Brownlees Trucking Inc.......................................E 131 Grain Vac Services..............................................E 134 Saskpower.................................................... B 17, 18 Viterra (Ag Equipment)..................................C 16, 17 Viterra Inc............................................B 27-31, 34-36 Dryair 2000 Inc.............................................. B 21, 22 Dwight’s Next Energy.................................... B 81, 82 Prairie Fire Grain Energy...................................... B 10 Becker Underwood........................................ A 60, 61 Brett Young.............................................. B 157 - 159 Co-op Ag Team.............................................. A 37, 38 Farmers of North America............................ A 19 - 22 Graham Seed Treating Systems................. B 101, 102 Novozymes Biologicals..........................A 51-2, 79-80 Premier Tech Biotechnologies............................. A 43 U A P Canada....................................... A 11-13,28-30 Viterra (Ag Equipment)..................................C 16, 17 Viterra Inc............................................B 27-31, 34-36 Western Grain Trade Ltd............................ B 155, 156 Wigmore Farms ............................................ A 35, 36 Agri Card, A Bank West Product........................... C 31 Assante Wealth Management Ltd....................... B 70 Farm Credit Canada...............................C 40-2, 49-51 Farmers of North America............................ A 19 - 22 Lakeview Insurance Brokers.................................. B 4 Saskatchewan Crop Insurance................... B 127, 128 Sask Municipal Hail Insurance Assoc................... B 42 Webhail.Com..................................................... B 160 Can-Sask Irrigation Diversification Centre............. C 2 Irrigation Crop Diversification Corp........................ C 1 Rain Maker Irrigation Development Ltd............ B 119 S.W. Industrial Filter Tech.......................... B 153, 154 Sask Irrigation Projects Assoc.............................. C 27 Valley West Irrigation Inc..................................... B 69 Agri Card, A Bank West Product........................... C 31 Calidon Financial Services Inc.............................. C 25 Cibc.................................................................... C 19 Farm Credit Canada...............................C 40-2, 49-51 Machinerylink Inc...............................................E 106

Viterra (Ag Equipment)..................................C 16, 17 Viterra Inc............................................B 27-31, 34-36 Ag Leader Technology...................................E 89 - 92 Agtron Enterprises Inc................................... D 51, 52 Brehon Agrisystems Inc................................. D 37, 38 Exactrix Global Systems................................ D 53, 54 Farmers of North America............................ A 19 - 22 Farmtronics..........................................................E 95 Max-Quip Inc.................................................... D 138 Norac Systems International..........................E 85, 86 Positioning & Autosteer Technologies.......E 100 - 102 Redhead Equipment Ltd................................ D 11, 12 Setter Manufacturing Division............................D 27 Shymko Farm Sales...............................................D 6 Wall Grain........................................................D 7 - 9 Wentworth Ag.................................................... B 78 Westeel.................................................C 72-5, 78-81 Amsoil & Aggrand Liquid Organic Fertilizer......... B 66 Back To Your Roots Soil Solutions Inc..................... A 5 EZ-GRO.............................................................. B 121 Grain Millers Canada Corp................................... B 11 JGL Grain............................................................. B 77 Premier Tech Biotechnologies............................. A 43 Degelman Industries Ltd...........................Main Foyer Empire Welding & Machinery.............................E 130 Redhead Equipment Ltd................................ D 11, 12 Affordable Parts....................................... B 133 - 135 Amsoil & Aggrand Liquid Organic Fertilizer......... B 66 Farmers Of North America............................ A 19 - 22 Meridian Manufacturing Goup..................... C 53 - 60 Millsap Fuel Distributors Ltd..................... A 116 - 118 Power Up Lubricants................................. B 161, 162 S.W. Industrial Filter Tech.......................... B 153, 154 Saskatoon Agri-Auto Parts Inc......................D 40 - 42 Wigmore Farms............................................. A 35, 36 Ag Leader Technology...................................E 89 - 92 Agri-Trend Inc............................................ B 137, 138 Dimo’s/Labtronics......................................... D 43, 44 Dynagra Vrt..................................................E 79, 80 Exactrix Global Systems................................ D 53, 54 Farmers of North America............................ A 19 - 22 Farmtronics..........................................................E 95 Full Line Ag Ltd................................................. D 151 John Deere........................................................ D 150 Max-Quip Inc.................................................... D 138 Moody’s Equipment............................................D 52 Norac Systems International..........................E 85, 86 Outback Guidance.....................................E 109 - 111 Pillar Lasers Inc...................................................D 45 Positioning & Autosteer Technologies.......E 100 - 102 Rack Petroleum............................................. A 62, 63 Raven Industries Inc......................................E 76 - 78 Redhead Equipment Ltd................................ D 11, 12 Saskatoon Agri-Auto Parts Inc......................D 40 - 42 Setter Manufacturing Division............................D 27 Soil Stewardship Group West.........................E 63, 64 Teejet Technologies.......................................E 81 - 84 Triple Star Mfg. Ltd.........................................E 55, 56 Western Ag Labs........................................... A 31, 32 ATP Nutrition Ltd............................................... B 121 Bayer CropScience........................................ A 92 - 96

Ag-Vision Seed Ltd........................................ B 97, 98 Brett Young.............................................. B 157 - 159 Canterra Seeds Ltd.................................... B 105, 106 Co-op Ag Team.............................................. A 37, 38 Dow Agrosciences Canada Inc.................... A 97 - 101 Dupont Canada Inc..............................A 53, 54, 77,78 FP Genetics......................................................... B 12 Northstar Seed.............................................. B 50, 51 North West Terminal......................................... B 6, 7 Parrish & Heimbecker Ltd.................................... B 43 Pickseed Canada Inc.............................................. B 1 Pioneer Hi-Bred Limited........................... B 139 - 141 Richardson Pioneer Limited..................A 86-7, 106-7 Sask Canola................................................... B 55, 56 Terramax....................................................... B 88, 89 Viterra (Ag Equipment)..................................C 16, 17 Viterra Inc............................................B 27-31, 34-36 Waterhouse Seeds............................................. B 126 Western Feed Grain Development Co-op........... B 136

Agri-Trend Inc............................................ B 137, 138 ALS Environmental.............................................. B 39 Best Environmental Technologies.................. A 23, 24 Discovery Seed Labs Ltd............................ B 109, 110 Dynagra Vrt..................................................E 79, 80 Farmers Edge Precision Consulting................E 97 - 99 Seed Solutions Seed Labs.................................... B 65 Taurus Technology........................................ A 14 - 16 Viterra (Ag Equipment)..................................C 16, 17 Viterra Inc............................................B 27-31, 34-36 A & R Enterprises................................................. B 52 ATP Nutrition Ltd............................................... B 121 Bayer CropScience........................................ A 92 - 96 Best Environmental Technologies.................. A 23, 24 Brett Young.............................................. B 157 - 159 Can-Seed Equipment Ltd.............................. A 72 - 74 Cimbria Technologies Canada......................... A 8 - 10 Co-op Ag Team.............................................. A 37, 38 EZ-GRO.............................................................. B 121 Farmagro Sales Ltd............................................ A 113 Graham Seed Treating Systems................. B 101, 102 Omex Agriculture Inc..................................... A 39, 40 Syngenta Crop Protection..................A 81-5, 108-112 U A P Canada....................................... A 11-13,28-30 Viterra (Ag Equipment)..................................C 16, 17 Viterra Inc............................................B 27-31, 34-36 Bayer CropScience........................................ A 92 - 96 Cimbria Technologies Canada......................... A 8 - 10 Graham Seed Treating Systems................. B 101, 102 Innovative Ag Performance Group................ B 85 - 87 U A P Canada....................................... A 11-13,28-30 A B J Agri Products.............................................E 112 Ag Leader Technology...................................E 89 - 92 Brandt Agricultural Products Ltd....................... D 146 Capstan Ag Systems Inc.................................E 73 - 75 Equipment Technologies Inc...............................E 157 Farmtronics..........................................................E 95 Full Line Ag Ltd................................................. D 151 Hardi North America Inc.....................................E 156 Hold On Industries............................................ D 137 Hypro.........................................................E 107, 108 Interlake Resources Inc...................................C 76, 77 John Deere........................................................ D 150 Max-Quip Inc.................................................... D 138 Miller St. Nazianz Inc..................................E 115, 116 New Holland..................................................... D 139 Norac Systems International..........................E 85, 86 Polywest Ltd.................................................E 65 - 68 Raven Industries Inc......................................E 76 - 78 Redhead Equipment Ltd................................ D 11, 12 Redhead Equipment Ltd./Case Ih Equip............ D 158 S.W. Industrial Filter Tech.......................... B 153, 154 Saskatoon Agri-Auto Parts Inc......................D 40 - 42 Setter Manufacturing Division............................D 27 Spraytest Controls Inc.....................................E 93, 94 Tridekon.............................................................E 155 Wilger Industries Ltd............................................E 62

Affordable Parts....................................... B 133 - 135

Empire Welding & Machinery.............................E 130 Free Form Plastics............................................. A 6, 7 Full Line Ag Ltd................................................. D 151 Interlake Resources Inc...................................C 76, 77 John Deere........................................................ D 150 Mac Don Industries Ltd...................................... D 149 Redhead Equipment Ltd................................ D 11, 12 Roto Shear/Shurtight Mfg. Ltd............................D 22 S.W. Industrial Filter Tech.......................... B 153, 154 Saskatoon Agri-Auto Parts Inc......................D 40 - 42 Wilke Sales..........................................................D 21 Adair Sales & Marketing Co. Inc......................... D 136 Affordable Parts....................................... B 133 - 135 Agrowplow Soil Care Systems Canada........E 119, 120 Atom Jet Industries............................................E 161 Bourgault Industries Ltd.................................... D 148 Bourgault Tillage Tools.....................................D 1 - 3 Brandt Agricultural Products Ltd....................... D 146 Degelman Industries Ltd...........................Main Foyer Ezee-On Manufacturing.....................................E 122 Free Form Plastics............................................. A 6, 7 Gen Manufacturing Ltd................................. D 17, 18 Interlake Resources Inc...................................C 76, 77 Morris Industries Ltd..........................................E 160 Redhead Equipment Ltd................................ D 11, 12 Rite Way Mfg. Co. Ltd..................................... D 47, 48 S.W. Industrial Filter Tech.......................... B 153, 154 Salford Farm Machinery Ltd...........................E 59, 60 Saskatoon Agri-Auto Parts Inc......................D 40 - 42 Affordable Parts....................................... B 133 - 135 Empire Welding & Machinery.............................E 130 Full Line Ag Ltd................................................. D 151 Gratton Coulee Agri Parts...................................E 117 Interlake Resources Inc...................................C 76, 77 Kramer Ltd.........................................................E 121 Raven Industries Inc......................................E 76 - 78 Redhead Equipment Ltd................................ D 11, 12 Redhead Equipment Ltd./Case Ih Equip............ D 158 Rodono Industries........................................D 31 - 33 S.W. Industrial Filter Tech.......................... B 153, 154 Saskatoon Agri-Auto Parts Inc......................D 40 - 42 Spraytest Controls Inc.....................................E 93, 94

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Adair Sales & Marketing Co. Inc......................... D 136 Affordable Parts....................................... B 133 - 135 Ag Leader Technology...................................E 89 - 92 Agremote Systems........................................ D 15, 16 Atom Jet Industries............................................E 161 Bourgault Industries Ltd.................................... D 148 Bourgault Tillage Tools.....................................D 1 - 3 Dimo’s/Labtronics......................................... D 43, 44 Dutch Industries............................................ D 25, 26 Empire Welding & Machinery.............................E 130 Exactrix Global Systems................................ D 53, 54 Ezee-On Manufacturing.....................................E 122 Farmland Specialty Products..............................E 133 Gen Manufacturing Ltd................................. D 17, 18 Graham Seed Treating Systems................. B 101, 102 Hawes Agro Ltd........................................ D 141 - 145 Horsch Anderson................................................E 125 Interlake Resources Inc...................................C 76, 77 John Deere........................................................ D 150 K-Hart Industries Ltd......................................... D 135 Max-Quip Inc.................................................... D 138 Meridian Manufacturing Goup..................... C 53 - 60 Michel’s Ind. Ltd..........................................D 28 – 30 Morris Industries Ltd..........................................E 160 New Holland..................................................... D 139 Pattison Liquid Systems.....................................E 161 Pillar Lasers Inc...................................................D 45 Redhead Equipment Ltd./Case Ih Equip............ D 158 Rite Way Mfg. Co. Ltd..................................... D 47, 48 Roto Shear/Shurtight Mfg. Ltd............................D 22 S.W. Industrial Filter Tech.......................... B 153, 154 Salford Farm Machinery Ltd...........................E 59, 60 Seed Hawk........................................................ D 140 Seed Master.......................................................E 124 Technotill............................................................D 39 The Airseeder Hopper.........................................E 103

Western Grain Trade Ltd............................ B 155, 156

Canada Malting Co. Ltd..................................... B 147 Convey-All Inc................................................... D 153 Frontier Peterbilt Sales Ltd................................ D 147 Meridian Manufacturing Goup..................... C 53 - 60 Polywest Ltd.................................................E 65 - 68 Q-Line Trucking Ltd....................................... D 34, 35 Redhead Equipment Ltd................................ D 11, 12 S.W. Industrial Filter Tech.......................... B 153, 154 Transall Group Of Companies..............................E 105 Walinga Inc....................................................E 87, 88 Agrotain International.................................. A 33, 34 Allen Leigh Security & Communications.............. B 23 Clemmer Steelcraft Technologies........................ C 14 DTN / The Progressive Farmer................................ B 5 EMD Crop Bio Science..................................A 88 – 90 Free Form Plastics............................................. A 6, 7 Grain Guard C/O Agi.......................................... D 152 Great Plains - The Camelina Company............... B 150 Michelin North America...................... B 19, 20,45,46 Prairie Plant Systems Inc..................................... B 67 Versa Frame Inc..............................................C 12, 13

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Agriculture Council Of Saskatchewan Inc............. C 26 Brett Young.............................................. B 157 - 159 Can-Sask Irrigation Diversification Centre............. C 2 Dimo’s/Labtronics......................................... D 43, 44 Discovery Seed Labs Ltd............................ B 109, 110 Omex Agriculture Inc..................................... A 39, 40 Saskatchewan Trade & Export Partnership.......... B 32 Soil Stewardship Group West.........................E 63, 64 Viterra (Ag Equipment)..................................C 16, 17 Viterra Inc............................................B 27-31, 34-36 Western Feed Grain Development Co-op........... B 136 Western Grains Research Found.......................... B 53

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PLANT DISEASE

Refer to PAGE 10 schedule of times

Forecast for 2011

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White Mold The 2010 season was a challenge for growers in Saskatchewan, with various issues arising from the excess moisture. Observations by growers and agronomists as well as during basic disease surveys conducted by Saskatchewan Agriculture and collaborators, and submissions to the Crop Protection Laboratory in Regina, back up the view that wet seasons bring an increase of plant diseases. Reports of isolated cases and/or widespread incidence plant diseases in 2010 included the ascochyta complex on pea

crops; ascochyta blight, anthracnose, sclerotinia stem rot (white mould), botrytis grey mould, and stemphylium blight on lentil crops; sclerotinia stem rot on canola crops; fusarium head blight and leaf spotting diseases on cereals.

In this presentation, we will discuss the resulting potential impact on pathogen levels and disease risk for next year and the ongoing importance of integrated pest management. Crop rotation, variety selection, seed quality, seedling health, crop scouting, and cultural and chemical control measures will be important in 2011 – as with any other year. As always the weather will be the primary determinant of the disease forecast for the coming season.

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The Western Canadian Crop Production Show has become Western Canada’s premier grain industry showcase by presenting information to producers on the latest technology, services and products including: • Crop production practices and products • Equipment manufacturers • Crop inputs and application • Commodity marketing • Seed bed preparation

• Seed and soil information • Straw & chaff management • Grain handling, processing, storage & transportation • Harvest technology

The business of grain production has changed significantly, and Western Canadian grain producers continue to prove they are the best in the world at what they do. The Crop Production show gives producers the opportunity to maintain a competitive edge by learning about new products and technology for this rapidly changing industry. The show has become the

perfect opportunity to begin this process. . . . in early January. Visitors can speak with seed distributors, crop protection and fertilizer representatives, and grain marketers to assist them in making their planting decisions as well as purchase the equipment technology required for the coming year.

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Estevan, SK

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High River, AB

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Swift Current, SK

Moose Jaw, SK

Rosetown, SK

High River, AB

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2011 Edition of Crop Production Week

January 8 - 15 in SASKATOON Crop Production Week 2011 begins January 8.

The 2011 edition of Crop Production Week will run from Saturday, January 8 to Saturday, January 15 in Saskatoon. All of the main cropbased commodity organizations in the province have meetings and they cooperate to hold a Wednesday evening Special Session.

A new organization has joined Crop Production Week – the Saskatchewan Soil Conservation Association, which will hold its meeting on Thursday, January 13.

It should also be noted that the Saskatchewan Fruit

Growers meeting has been changed from two days to just Saturday.

Most of the Crop Week meetings, including the 2011 Special Session are at the Saskatoon Inn. Exceptions include the Saskatchewan Ag Grads program centered at TCU Place, the Pulse agenda which includes events at Prairieland Park and the Saskatoon Inn, and the Saskatchewan Canola Growers Association meeting which has been moved to Prairieland Park.

Please note that the Tuesday session of Pulse Days is live at the Saskatoon Inn with a live video feed to Prairieland Park. This year, Hall A at Prairieland Park is being utilized. Since this is a somewhat smaller space, registration for the Prairieland location will be more limited than in previous years. Pre-registration is advised.

The organizations participating in Crop Production Week 2011 include: w Saskatchewan Agricultural Graduates Association

w Saskatchewan Seed Growers Association

w Saskatchewan Flax Development Commission

w Saskatchewan Mustard Development Commission

w Saskatchewan Winter Cereals Development Commission

w SaskCanola

w Canaryseed Development Commission of Saskatchewan

w Saskatchewan Soil Conservation Association

w Saskatchewan Pulse Growers

w Canadian Wheat Board

w Saskatchewan Oat Development Commission The meetings are designed to provide useful information on agronomics, the market outlook and policy issues. The agenda is included in this supplement, but the website is the best way to keep track of ongoing changes.

Some of the meetings have pre-registration, but for most you just register at the door. Registration information is posted on the website. Just click on the “Registration” button.

For 2011, the Wednesday evening Special Session returns to the Saskatoon Inn. The session features Drew Lerner on World Weather, Inc. of Topeka, Kansas presenting Weather Outlook 2011. Drew’s weather forecasts have gained quite a following on the Canadian Prairies. A 2011 subscription to World Weather, Inc. growing season forecasts will be the door prize for the evening.

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w Saskatchewan Canola Growers Association w Saskatchewan Fruit Growers Association The Special Session will start at 7:00 pm. There’s no charge to attend and after the formal presentation and questions have concluded, there will be complimentary refreshments and dainties along with a cash bar.

The Western Canadian Crop Production Show runs in conjunction with Crop Production Week. This industry leading trade show goes from January 10 to 13 at Prairieland Park.

For the latest information on both events, check out www.cropweek.com. From this common portal, you can find information on the Crop Week meetings or the Crop Show exhibitors.

As you read through all the Crop Week meeting agendas on the following pages, hopefully you’ll find many topics that are relevant and useful to your operation.

See you in Saskatoon.

LOCATION TCU Place (formerly the Centennial Auditorium)

SASKATCHEWAN WINTER CEREALS DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION www.swcdc.info LOCATION Saskatoon Inn MONDAY January 10

SAGA Members Mixer

8:30 AM Registration, Coffee, Meet and Greet SWCDC AGM Introduction of Commission Executive Director’s Report Election Announcement Financial Reports Appointment of Auditor New Business from the Floor Special Presentation and Announcement

7:00 PM

Annual Meeting

8:00 PM

Mixer/Casino

SUNDAY January 9

SAGA Reunion Banquet 4:30 PM

Cocktails

5:30 PM

Supper

Program and group pictures to follow Curling and hockey tournaments will also take place throughout the weekend

Chairman’s Comments SWCDC Investing in Our Future Dale Hicks

FLAX DAY 2011

AAFC and Research: The SWCDC Project Rob Graff, AAFC Lethbridge How Far North Can We Go -Farming in The Yukon Jake Davidson, Executive Director, SWCDC Current Producer Issues Jim Smolik, Canadian Grains Commission SWCDC Research What $1.5 Million Can Teach Us Brian Beres, AAFC Open Discussion Grades, Varieties and Opportunities

MANAGING CHANGE

Retooling for the Future www.saskflax.com CANARYSEED DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION OF SASKATCHEWAN www.canaryseed.ca

PRESENTED BY SASKATCHEWAN FLAX DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION

2011 CROP PRODUCTION SHOW

SATURDAY January 8

LOCATION Saskatoon Inn Ballroom C MONDAY January 10 8:00 AM Registration Opens 8:20 AM Opening Remarks, Announcements, Introductions 8:30 AM Panel Discussion/Question Period Triffid A Year Later Situation Outlook Barry Hall, President, Flax Council of Canada Leigh Marquess, Quantum Biosciences Inc. Dave Sefton, SaskFlax Peter Burnett, Canadian Grain Commission Moderator Linda Braun, SaskFlax 10:00 AM Discussions/networking 10:30 AM 2011 SaskFlax Annual General Meeting 11:30 AM Saskatchewan Agriculture: preparing for Next Year Alanna Koch, Deputy Minister Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture

LOCATION Saskatoon Inn Courtyard Room 12:00 PM Luncheon 1:15 PM Flax Market Outlook for 2011 Chuck Penner, LeftField Commodity Research 2:00 PM Getting Ahead of Mother Nature: World Weather Outlook for Flax Drew Lerner, World Weather Inc. 2:45 PM Discussions/networking 3:00 PM International Trade Efforts with Flax and the Impact of Triffid Steve Lavergne, Director of Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada’s Grains and Oilseeds Division 3:45 PM Closing Remarks, SaskFlax 4:00 PM Day ends

MONDAY January 10 1:00 PM Registration

3:00 PM Coffee

1:15 PM Trade Problems in the Mexican Market Gord Bacon, Canadian Special Crops Association

3:30 PM Production Panel Wanted: Higher and More Consistent Yields Moderator: Kevin Hursh Panelists: Bill May/AAFC Indian Head, Blaine Recksiedler/Provincial Cereal Specialist, Ken Clancey/Canaryseed Producer, Carrot River

1:45 PM The Food Market Outlook for Canaryseed Carol Ann Patterson The Pathfinders Research & Management Ltd. Mary Ellen Hodgins & Company Management Consultants 2:30 PM CDCS Annual Business Meeting

4:00 PM Canaryseed Market Outlook Marlene Boersch, Mercantile Consulting 4:40 PM Canaryseed Association of Canada Meeting

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SASKATCHEWAN AGRICULTURAL GRADUATES ASSOCIATION www.saskaggrads.com

PULSE DAYS 2011 www.saskpulse.com

PRESENTED BY SASKATCHEWAN PULSE GROWERS LOCATION Prairieland Park Trade Centre Saskatoon Inn (see agenda details)

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MONDAY January 10 4:30 PM Kick Off to Pulse Days Beef on a Bun Supper* Prairieland Park Trade Centre, Hall A Breakout Rooms 3,4 & 5 Free with registration to Pulse Days 2011 5:30 PM Annual General Meeting (AGM)* Prairieland Park, Hall A Break-out Room 7:00 PM Opening Reception & Research Presentations* Sponsored by Novozymes Biologicals Prairieland Park Trade Centre, Hall A Breakout Rooms 3,4 & 5 Featuring a Silent Auction supporting Canadian Agri-Food Marketing Association (CAMA) Students at the U of S *Free transportation from the Saskatoon Inn to Prairieland Park will be provided starting at 2:00 PM on Monday, January 10th (See signage and schedules in the lobby at Saskatoon Inn and Prairieland Park for pick up and drop off times.) Transportation sponsored by Alliance Grain Traders/Saskcan Pulse Trading TUESDAY January 11

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“Maximizing Profit” Saskatoon Inn: Ballrooms A, B & C; Prairieland Park: Hall A Breakout Rooms 3, 4 & 5 8:00 AM Registration opens 8:30 AM Welcoming & Opening RemarksSPG Chair and Minister Bjornerud Protecting Your Investment Sponsored by Alberta Pulse Growers 8:45 AM Producing Pulse Crops in Southwest Saskatchewan, Opportunities Gained and Challenges Ahead Troy LaForge, Green Key Solutions Inc.

9:00 AM Weed Control Challenges in Pulses in 2011 Eric Johnson, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC) 9:15 AM Pulse Disease What to Expect in 2011 Faye Dokken-Bouchard, Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture 9:30 AM Discussion Period 9:45 AM Announcements Saskatchewan’s Competitive Advantage Sponsored by Lakeside Global Grains 9:50 AM Biofortification of Staple Food Crops: A Focus on Iron Bioavailability Ray Glahn, US, Department of Agriculture (USDA) 10:05 AM The Saskatchewan Biofortification Benefit Dr. Bert Vandenberg, University of Saskatchewan 10:20 AM Discussion Period 10:30 AM Refreshment and Networking Break- Sponsored

by Dupont 10:50 AM Announcements 10:55 AM Pulses Around the World Sponsored by Victoria Pulse Trading Corporation Pulse Production / Controlled Traffic Farming Robert Ruwoldt, Glenvale Farms 11:25 AM The Pulse Opportunities in China Haiguang Shi, Canadian Wheat Board 11:45 AM Discussion Period

12:00 PM Luncheon and Networking Break Sponsored by Bayer CropScience 12:50 PM Awards Presentation & Announcements 1:00 PM Understanding Lentil Quality Sponsored by Wigmore Norm Woodbeck, Canadian Grain Commission Elyce Simpson-Fraser, Simpson Seeds Inc. Shelly Harvey, JK Commodities 1:30 PM Announcements Moderated Market Outlook Panels Moderator: Kevin Hursh, Hursh Consulting & Communications 1:35 PM Market Outlook Panel – Peas Sponsored by EMD Crop BioScience Featuring 15 minutes of market outlooks from each speaker, followed by a 30 minute question/ answer period

SaskSeed Saskatchewan Seed Growers Association

Chuck Penner, Leftfield Commodity Research Shyam Venkatesan, Walker Seeds Ltd. Lara Dutton, Western Grain Trade Ltd. 2:50 PM Refreshment and Networking Break 3:10 PM Announcements 3:15 PM Market Outlook Panel – Lentils Sponsored by Simpson Seeds Inc. Featuring 15 minutes of market outlooks from each speaker, followed by a 30 minute question/ answer period Larry Weber, Weber Commodities Kevin Dick, All Commodities (AC)Trading Ltd. Marlene Boersch, Mercantile Consulting Venture 4:35 PM Closing Remarks/Door Prizes

SK SEED GROWERS ASSOCIATION 82ND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING www.saskseed.ca

LOCATION Saskatoon Inn Canadian Room (Meetings) & Ballroom B (Banquet) TUESDAY January 11 12:30 PM SSGA Annual Meeting Registration and Coffee (Canadian Room) 1:15 PM SSGA Annual Business Meeting President’s Report Lyndon Olson Executive Director’s Report Dave Akister Committee Reports Education & Publicity Bob Rugg National Director’s Report Donna Edwards, Joe Rennick Financial Report Dave Akister Presentation of 2011 Budget Appointment of Auditor for 2011 2:30 PM Pedigreed Seed Quality, Quantity, Questions Bruce Carriere, Discovery Seed Labs, Saskatoon, SK 3:00 PM Refreshment Break 3:30 PM The Liability Chain Where Does the Buck Really Stop?

Moderator: Laurie Wakefield, SSGA Director

Panelists: Lyndon Olson, Saskatchewan Seed Grower Chris Churko, Seed Production Manager, Viterra Tanya Staffen, CFIA Program Officer Dave Nussbaumer, Farrell Agencies Yorkton 5:15 PM Recess 6:00 PM Cocktails 7:00 PM Banquet & Awards Presentations (Ballroom B) WEDNESDAY January 12 8:00 AM Continuation of Annual Business Meeting (Canadian Room) Canadian Seed Growers Association Update Gerald Girodat, President, Shaunavon, SK Dale Adolphe, Executive Director, Ottawa, ON 8:45 AM Midge Tolerance Stewardship Report: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly Rob Hannam, Guelph, Midge

SASKATCHEWAN OAT DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION www.poga.ca LOCATION Saskatoon Inn Courtyard Room TUESDAY January 11 1:15 PM Honourable Bob Bjornerud, Minister of Agriculture, Saskatchewan 1:30 PM Cracking the “Secret Code” Oat Genome Study: Why it Matters to Farmers Eric Jackson, USDA Oat Research Scientist 2:15 PM Oat Variety Research Update (Speaker TBA)

3:00 PM Coffee Break 3:15 PM Are We There Yet? Oat Market Outlook Randy Strychar, OatInsight.com 4:00 PM SODC Annual Business Meeting 4:30 PM Adjourn

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LOCATION Saskatoon Inn Ballroom C WEDNESDAY January 12 8:30 AM Registration 9:00 AM Greeting from Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture Bob Bjornerud/Minister of Agriculture 9:10 AM Chairman’s Address Patrick Ackerman 9:20 AM Update From Mustard 21 Canada Inc. Pete Desai, Project Manager 9:40 AM Mustard Meal as an Antimicrobial Dr. Rick Holley University of Manitoba 10:00 AM Mustard Agronomy Demos Bryan Nybo/Wheatland Conservation Area

10:20 AM Current Mustard Issues Venkata Vakulabharanam/ Provincial Oilseed Specialist 10:40 AM Coffee 11:00 AM SMDC Annual Meeting 12:00 PM Lunch 1:00 PM Processor Profile: GS Dunn of Hamilton Don Henry/GS Dunn 1:30 PM The European Market Situation Michael Kemperdick, Schluter & Maack GmbH, Hamburg, Germany 2:15 PM Mustard Market Outlook Bob Waldbauer/Lakeside Global Grains

CANOLA DAYS www.saskcanola.com PRESENTED BY SASKATCHEWAN CANOLA DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION LOCATION Saskatoon Inn Ballroom B WEDNESDAY January 12 9:00 AM Registration 9:50 AM Opening Remarks and Introductions 10:00 AM “Good Morning Prairies Goes LIVE” Hot Off the Press!

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Sponsored by ‘Syngenta Good Morning Prairies’ 10:30 AM Herbicide Tolerant canola How Are We Doing 15 years Later?

Stuart Smith, Agriculture Economist, University of Saskatchewan 11:00 AM Pod Shatter – Sealants and Varieties Chris Holzapfel, Researcher, Indian Head Agricultural Research Foundation 11:30 AM Blackleg and China Sharing the Chinese Experience Clint Jurke, Pathologist and

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Agronomist, Canola Council of Canada 12:00 PM Buffet Lunch – Draw for preregistration 2011 Rider tickets 12:30 PM Annual General Meeting/Election 1:30 PM Canola Market Outlook Mike Jubinville, Analyst ProFarmer, Winnipeg 2:15 PM Panel Discussion/Question Period: Increasing N Efficiency in Canola: What is the Potential and Reality?

Tim Nerbas, Producer Dr. Allen Good, Genetic Scientist, University of Alberta Dr. Stewart Brandt, Agronomic Scientist, AAFC, Scott 3:00 PM Canola Seed Vigor – What Affects Vigor and Does it Matter?

Dr. Wayne Buckley, Scientist, AAFC, Brandon 3:30 PM Conclusion and Wrap Up 7:00 PM Weather Outlook 2011

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David Gehl, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Indian Head Dr. Brian Rossnagel, Crop Development Centre, U of S 11:15 AM Resolutions Committee Report 11:40 AM Adjourn 11:45 AM Member to Member Session – Attendance Limited to Seed Growers only Moderator: Lyndon Olson, Past President, SSGA

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Tolerant Wheat Stewardship Team Dr. Stephen Fox, Cereal Research Centre, Winnipeg, MB Todd Hyra, Winnipeg, Western Canada Business Manager, SeCan Warren Kaeding, Seed Grower/ Retailer, Wagon Wheel Seed Corp.,Churchbridge 10:00 AM Refreshment Break 10:30 AM Nominating Committee Report Election of Officers 10:45 AM New Varieties Update

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SASKATCHEWAN SOIL CONSERVATION ASSOCIATION www.ssca.ca CONSERVATION AGRICULTURE 2011 LOCATION Saskatoon Inn Ballrooms A & B

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Doyle Weibe, Saskatchewan Soil Conservation Association John Bennett, Saskatchewan Pulse Growers 12:00 PM Luncheon and Awards Presentations Afternoon Session Sponsored by SaskCanola

1:30 PM Inter-row Seeding with GPS Guidance Ken Coles, Southern Applied Research Association 2:00 PM Potential to Reclaim Eroded Knolls Dr. David Lobb, University of Manitoba 2:30 PM Cover Crop Potential for the Prairies Dr. Bob Blackshaw, Agriculture and Agri-Food of Canada 3:00 PM Refreshment & Networking Break 3:30 PM Controlled Traffic Systems Steve Larocque, Beyond Agronomy Inc. Sponsored by Seedmaster 4:00 PM Rotations to Manage WaterLogged Soils Dr. Martin Entz, University of Manitoba 4:30 PM SSCA AGM

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1:30 PM SFGA Annual General Meeting Fruit Growers Vote on Saskatchewan Fruit Development Commission 3:00 PM Coffee Break 3:30 PM Forrest Scharf, Provincial Specialist, Fruit Crops, SK Ministry of Agriculture 4:00 PM Dr. Bob Bors, U of S, Plant Sciences 6:00 PM Happy Hour 6:30 PM Past Presidents’ Banquet Honourary Life Member Awards to: Tony Kustiak Rick Sawatzky

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8:30 AM Registration and coffee 9:00 AM Opening Remarks Allen Oberg, Chairman CWB Board of Directors 9:15 AM Agronomy Observations and WeatherFarm Mike Grenier, Agromonist, CWB 10:30 AM Break 11:00 AM Transportation: Grain Movement Update Rick Steinke, Vice President Logistics, CWB 12:00 PM Lunch

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