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CROP PRODUCTION SHOW 2018 | PRAIRIELAND PARK, SASKATOON | PAGE 3

SUPPLEMENT TO THE WESTERN PRODUCER

MESSAGES4 Premier of Saskatchewan4 The Chairman, Board of Directors5 Minister of Agriculture5 Chairman, Show Committee

INFORMATION7 Show Information8 Bayer Information Theatre10 Exhibitor List A-Z14 Exhibitor Maps18 Exhibitor List by Category

FEATURES13 Thank You to Our Sponsors28 Crop Production Week36 CropSphere

CONTENTSPUBLIShER: Shaun JessomeMANAGING EDITOR: Michael RaineCREATIVE DIRECTOR: Michelle HouldenLAYOUT DESIGNER: Raelene HolthASS’T ADVERTISING DIRECTOR: Shauna BrandPRODUCTION DIRECTOR: Robert MagnellMARkETING MANAGER: Jack Phipps

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www.cropproductiononline.com SUPPLEMENT TO THE WESTERN PRODUCER

On behalf of the Government of Saskatchewan, I congratulate the Western Canadian Crop Production Show on celebrating its 35th anniversary. The show brings together the agricultural community with leading edge suppliers in crop production industry, from experts in fertilizing, cleaning, sorting, storage, drying, handling and transporta-tion, to those in equipment manufacturing and farm business management. This event has a reputation as Saskatchewan’s leading grain industry show. I thank the organizers, exhibitors and sponsors for their ongoing commitment to showcasing what we do well in Saskatchewan.

2017 was a year when producers dealt with and overcame many challenges. The extended hot and dry summer conditions in the southern and central areas of the prov-ince cut into many producers’ yields, though fewer fall rainfalls allowed harvest to proceed with fewer stops. Many Saskatchewan fields ended the year dry, so lack of moisture remains a concern as we enter a winter where we hope snowfall cover followed by good spring rains will bring these levels up to par. All things considered, provincial yields were still about even with our 10-year average, with generally above-average crop quality.

The unknowns in farming, the challenges with weather and the need to always think how

to better manage our farming operations – these are all big reasons why this show is important. The ideas discussed here can help manage risk, control input costs and improve returns. All the facts show our farmers are stepping forward to take those actions. Over the last decade, every statistic, whether it be total production or value-added processing or export markets sales, has shown tremendous growth. That doesn’t happen by standing still. I am sure some of those changes started from ideas producers saw at Western Canadian Crop Production Show -- if there is anything we know, it’s that farmers are always pushing to grow more, harvest more and maximize all they do on their operations.

The Ministry of Agriculture is proud to again support the Crop Production Show and we wish you all the best for another exciting and productive event. Just as this event has a proud 35-year history to celebrate, we look forward to another 35 and hopefully more as our industry opens new markets and moves in new and exciting directions.

LyLE StEwArt MINISTER OF AGRICULTURE

WELCOME FROM ThE MINISTER OF AGRICULTUREOn behalf of the Government of Saskatchewan, I am pleased to welcome you to the 35th Annual Western Canadian Crop Production Show.

Focused primarily on the grain industry, the Western Canadian Crop Production Show is the premier showcase for timely and valuable information on the production, processing and distribution of food crops. This growing event provides a great opportunity to interact with industry experts and exhibitors as well as to exchange ideas with other producers.

Saskatchewan is one of Canada’s leading agri-food exporters with unmatched agricul-tural potential. We are well positioned to lead the way for increasing globally agricultural productivity. Our highly qualified scientists and researchers, working in state-of-the-art research and development institutions, create new technologies for nutrition and health. Internationally renowned for our excellence in agriculture and far-sighted

innovation, Saskatchewan has the facilities and expertise to provide new solutions to feed a growing world and develop significant economic opportunities.

Thank you to the organizers, sponsors and trade show exhibitors for your contribution toward the success of this show. To our national and international guests, we hope you have time to experience the many events being held throughout Saskatoon during Crop Production Week.

Welcome and best wishes for an enjoyable show.

BrAd wALL PREMIER OF SASKATCHEWAN

WELCOME FROM ThE PREMIER

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Wow – 35 years of Western Canadian Crop Pro-duction Shows! The show founders understood the importance of an annual event focusing on the western Canadian crop industry but even they would be impressed by the size, scope and significance of today’s version. What a credit to those founders and everyone who has taken part in making the show what it is in 2018.

As someone who “worked in the booth” at many of the early versions, I too am most impressed. Saskatoon Prairieland Park Corp. is very proud of this show, one of our signature annual events. Most important is that the WCCPS continues to focus on relevance to crop producers and the industry, from science to marketing, that serves them with continued emphasis on technological

advances and a view to the future, be it the up-coming growing season or beyond.

The WCCPS is an integral component of SPPC’s mandate — “Showcasing agriculture in a posi-tive marketing environment”. On behalf of the SPPC Board of Directors, a special thanks to the many members and supporters who volunteer on WCCPS committees or assist with show set-up, and to the tremendous work and dedication of the SPPC Agriculture Department in produc-ing this annual event.

To the exhibitors, producer, and patrons, thanks for your ongoing support and best wishes for a successful 2018 show and a safe and profitable 2018 growing season.

Welcome to the 35th Western Canadian Crop Production Show. The 2018 show continues the tradition of providing farmers with access to the most advanced products and services in the in-dustry.

This year the show welcomes its exhibitors as they present the latest in production technolo-gy that keeps Western Canadian farmers among the top crop producers in the world. Farmers from across Western Canada will have the op-portunity to attend the information theater and hear from topical speakers presenting the latest in production technology.

Over the last thirty-five years, the show has seen significant changes in the services, products and technology offered. Change will continue as technology evolves in adapting and using drones and mapping in agriculture. Introduction of new crops, advancements in seed and pro-duction practices will bring an expanding array of equipment and consultation services.

On behalf of the Western Canadian Crop Pro-duction Show committee, staff and volunteers, it is my pleasure to welcome you to the show and wish you the very best for 2018.

WELCOME FROM ThE ChAIR OF ThE BOARD OF DIRECTORS

WELCOME FROM ThE ChAIR OF ThE COMMITTEE

BrIAN roSSNAGELCHAIR OF THE BOARD

Saskatoon Prairieland Park Corporation

BrIAN SImCHAIRMAN

Crop ProductionShow Committee



LOCATIONSaskatoon Prairieland Park503 Ruth Street WestSaskatoon, Saskatchewan.

ADMISSIONAdult ........................................................ $15Two-Day Pass ..................................... $25

PARKING & SHUTTLEFREE onsite parking. Parking lot shuttle courtesy of DuPont Canada.

SHOW HOURSMon., January 8 12:00 pm–6:00 pmTues., January 9 9:00 am–5:00 pmWed., January 10 9:00 am–5:00 pmThurs., January 11 9:00 am–5:00 pm

FOOD & BEVERAGESHall A: Beverage & Snack StationHall B: Beverage & Snack StationHall d: Concession - Regular Con-cession Menu; Featuring: Daily Buf-fet, Monday 12:00 – 2:00 pm; Tues-day – Thursday 11:00 am – 2:00 pm

Hall E: Featuring: Beef on a Bun, Pulled Pork, Salads, Wraps & Soup

MONSANTO LOUNGEFeaturing: Beef on a Bun, Pulled Pork, Salads, Wraps, Soup, Full Bar Service

FOR MORE INFORMATIONCall: (306) 931-7149 or visit:www.cropproductiononline.com

ShOW INFORMATIONDRONES IN AGRICULTURE: Present & Futurepresented by Global Ag Risk

2018 FEAtUrE EVENt

wILL PUttING A droNE to work IN yoUr FIELd INCrEASE FArm EFFICIENCy?The feature presentation at the 2018 Western Canadian Crop Production Show will be a Drone Seminar, drones in Agriculture: Past and Future, on Wednesday, January 10 from 8:00 am to 12:00 noon.There are many applications for the Unmanned Aerial Vehicle and the objective of this seminar will be to look at how they are being used in the Agriculture industry today and what is expected in the future.

kEyNotE SPEAkEr: StEVE SHIrtLIFFESPoNSorEd By SASkAtCHEwAN INStItUtE oF AGroLoGIStSSteve was raised on a grain and oilseed farm in Manitoba where after completing a B.Sc. in Agronomy, he farmed with his family for five years. He returned to school and received a MSc and PhD in 90’s. For almost 20 years, he has been a professor in the Department of Plant Sciences at the University of Saskatchewan. His position involves teaching, research and extension in the areas of weed control and agronomy. Past and research current projects have focused on the control of volunteer

canola, oat agronomy, pulse agronomy, non-herbicidal weed control as well as phenotypic and agronomic applications of crop imaging.

OTHER PRESENTERSdon Campbell was born and raised on a mixed farm in southwestern Manitoba. He became a pedigreed seed grower for 23 years and operated his own on farm seed plant Southern Seed. He also worked in farm real estate and after leaving the farm worked for Pioneer Hi Bred at their new Canola processing plant in Lethbridge, Alberta. He started researching uses for drones in agriculture approximately two years ago and was the first person in Canada to receive a Special Flight Operating Certificate for aerial application of pesticides by UAV.

Greg Adelman is the owner of Crop Command Agronomy which provides full service agronomy services to over 40,000 acres of farmland. Greg has been working in the agricultural industry for over 15 years and has been working with drones for over 4 years. The past 4 years Greg has worked with RoboFlight Canada to provide on demand remote sensed data via drones and manned aircraft.

Space is limited. Pre-registration is required. $50 + GSt = $52.50 per personRegistration includes one admission to Crop Production Show on Wednedsay, January 10, 2018 Please complete the registration form at www.cropproductiononline.com and return by fax or email:email: [email protected] or fax 306-931-7886

WEDNESDAY, jANUARY 10HALL A Saskatoon Prairieland Park Trade & Convention Centre

tImE EVENt

8:00 am registration and Coffee

8:30 am welcome

8:45 - 9:45 am keynote Speaker: Steve Shirtliffe, “drones in Crop research and Production”

10:00 - 10:15 am Coffee Break

10:15 - 11:00 am Don Campbell, Roga Drone, “Experiences in Gaining Certification for Aerial Application by UAV

11:15 am - 12:00 pm Greg Edelman, Crop Command Agronomy, “drones in Agriculture: An Agrologists Point of View

Participants will have the opportunity to earn CEU credits in the Certified Crop Advisor or Certified Crop Science Consultant programs.

For more information please see our website www.cropproductiononline.com

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moNdAy, JANUAry 8

2:30 pm Biosecurity: If a clump of dirt falls in a field, does anybody care? Barb ZiesmanMinistry of Agriculture

tUESdAy, JANUAry 9

12:00 pm target Plant Population rob macdonaldBayer

2:30 pm Size matters...for Grain Storage management Joy AgnewPAMI

wEdNESdAy, JANUAry 10


2:30 pm Carbon tax: description and Implications dr. tristan SkolrudUniversity of Saskatchewan

tHUrSdAy, JANUAry 11


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BAYER INFORMATION ThEATREHALL B Prairieland Park Trade & Convention Centre

SPEAkER BIOGRAPhIES ■ BiOSEcuRiTy: if a clumP Of diRT

fallS iN a fiEld, dOES aNyBOdy caRE?Monday, January 8 ................................................................2:30 pm

SPEAkEr – BArB ZIESmANBarb Ziesman is the Provincial Plant Disease Specialist with the Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture. She grew up in Edmonton, Alberts where she attended the University of Al-berta and received a PhD in Plant Pathology with a focus on Sclerotinia stem rot of canola. Barb moved to Regina in 2015 to begin her career with the Ministry of Agriculture and has been in her current position since May 2016.

PRESENTaTiON OuTliNEBiosecurity is a valuable tool that can be used to prevent the introduction of soil-borne diseases and other crop pests. With clubroot being confirmed in commercial canola fields in Saskatchewan in 2017, on farm biosecurity practices to prevent the introduction and spread of the disease have become increasingly important. This presentation will in-troduce biosecurity practices and discuss how they can be implemented on farm to reduce the risk of introducing new crop pests and soil-borne diseases such as clubroot.

■ TaRgET PlaNT POPulaTiONTuesday, January 9 .............................................................12:00 pmWednesday, January 10 ....................................................12:00 pmThursday, January 11 ...........................................................12:00 pm

SPEAkEr – roB mACdoNALdRob received a BSc in agriculture and environmental biol-ogy and an MSc in Herbicide physiology from the Univer-sity of Guelph. Rob’s career at Bayer has been focused on Canola for 25 years. Rob is currently the Product Excellence Manager and has been in this position since the group’s in-ception in 2013. In his position Rob is responsible for manag-ing the Product Excellence agronomic research program in Western Canada.

PRESENTaTiON OuTliNEPlant population matters! Growers are urged to seed at a rate that maximizes the genetic potential of the variety. He will discuss how Bayer has identified the best seeding rate through “data driven agronomy” yield trials of varying seeding rates which have been conducted for the past three years.

■ SizE maTTERS – fOR gRaiN STORagE maNagEmENTTuesday, January 9 ...............................................................2:30 pm

SPEAkEr: Joy AGNEwJoy grew up on a grain farm near Prince Albert, Saskatch-ewan and earned her PhD in Ag/Bio Engineering at the University of Saskatchewan. She has worked at PAMI since 2009 and works on a variety of research projects involving waste management, renewable energy, agronomy, and of course grain storage and drying. She is also an adjunct pro-fessor at the University of Saskatchewan and teaches engi-neering courses at St. Peter’s College in Muenster.

PRESENTaTiON OuTliNEBin sizes are growing and technology is advancing, so should grain storage practices evolve to help protect the quality of stored grain? Learn more about how to minimize the risk of spoilage during storage and the impact of management decisions on stored quality. Considerations for storage in larger bins and the value of new technologies for monitoring and controlling grain conditions will also be covered.

■ caRBON Tax: dEScRiPTiON aNd imPlicaTiONSWednesday, January 10 ......................................................2:30 pm

SPEAkEr: dr. trIStAN SkoLrUdDr. Skolrud is an assistant professor in Agricultural and Resource Economics at the University of Saskatchewan. His research focuses on productivity analysis, technology adoption, and the intersection of agriculture and the envi-ronment. He has published several papers on the impacts of carbon pricing.

PRESENTaTiON OuTliNEThis presentation will describe recent updates to the Pan-Canadian Approach to Pricing Carbon Pollution, focusing on the implications for Saskatchewan agriculture. Potential changes to input costs will be discussed, as will the strate-gies taken by other provinces with respect to pricing carbon use and emissions in agriculture.

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Stewart Steel Inc. D40

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Sunrise Foods International B135

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TD Canada Trust Agriculture Services B18

Teejet Technologies D142-143

Terra Grain Fuels Inc. B117

Terramax B118

The Airseeder hopper D107

The Retiring Farmer B116

The Water Clinic D103

The Western Producer C39-40

Thunder Seed Inc B136-137

Thunderstruck Ag Equipment A135, D49-50

Tiger-Sul Products LLC A93

Tingley's harvest Center D1

Top krop Fertilizers A102-103

Tridekon D9

Triple Star Mfg. Ltd. D114-115

Tru- kare Tank and Meter Service LTD. D176

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Viterra B52,79

VW Manufacturing Ltd. B119

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Wadena Steel and Supply Ltd B80

Wall Grain handling Systems C49-50

Waterhouse Seeds Ltd B125

Wentworth Ag (2003) Inc C23

Westcap Ag Corp. D42

Western Ag Professional Agronomy A148-149

Western Ag Systems Ltd. C8

Western Sales (1986) Ltd. D101-102

Western Winter Wheat Initiative B31-32

Wilbur-Ellis Company of Canada Ltd. B104

Wilger Industries Ltd. D110-111

Wilke Sales D130

Wood Country C48

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CONVEYORSAdair Sales & Marketing Company Inc. D31-38

AGI C30







FarmChem B89

Flaman Group of CompaniesA76,77, 99-101, D5, B21-23,49-51






Nexeed Inc A1-3



Precision Scale B54


EDUCATIONAgriARM B64









PAMI D164





FARM MANAGEMENT FINANCEAffinity Credit Union A4

AG Direct hail Insurance Ltd. A97

Agrimatics A133

Albertaimmigration.com Ltd. B132

BMO Bank of Montreal B97-98

Calidon Leasing C60

Farm At hand A5


Farmers Edge A21,22

Farmers of North America & Agracity A107-108, 131-132

FBC - Farm Business Consultants B81

Global Ag Risk Solutions B147-148

ILC Ag B160

Input Capital LOBBY



just Solutions Ag A104

Lakeview Insurance Brokers Ltd. B7

Maximum Training for the trucking industry B173

MNP LLP B66

Municipal hail B57

National Leasing C7

Saskatchewan Credit Unions C21


TD Canada Trust Agriculture Services B18


FARM NEWS & PUBLICATIONSCanadagrain.com B14



Marketbook D113


The Western Producer C39-40

FARM REAL ESTATEhammond Realty B15

Lane Realty Corp. B174

Re/max Blue Chip Realty B153


FERTILIZERAgrow-Guard Distribution Inc. A130



Best Farming System A90-91

BioAgronics A122












Greenfield Fertilizer Corp A142


Maxquip Inc D91-92

Nexus Ag - Univar A117

NutriAg Ltd A116




Power Rich Corporation A33,34

Precision Scale B54

Rack Petroleum A112-113, 126-127





AGRICULTURE ASSOCIATIONSAgriARM B64

Bunge Canada B61-63

Canadian Canola Growers Association B110-111


Cereals Canada B5



hSSA B35





Municipal hail B57

National Leasing C7



PICkSEED B58


Pro-Cert Organic Systems Ltd. B26



Royal Bank B48




Saskatchewan Young Ag Entrepreneurs B25

SaskBarley B114

SaskCanola B108-109


Western Winter Wheat Initiative B31-32

AGROLOGY SERVICESAberhart Ag Solutions Inc. A125

Agri-Trend - a division of Trimble B154

BioAgronics A122






NutriAg Ltd A116

PAMI D164



Western Ag Professional Agronomy A148-149


AUGERSAGI C30









Free Form Plastic Products A144 ,144A, 145

GrainMaxx D66





Nexeed Inc A1-3



Rodono Industries Ltd D144-146




AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIESAffordable Parts B140-142

Amsoil The First In Synthetics B82

Construction Fasteners and Tools D112



BUILDING & STORAGEAGI Envirotank D166



Ezlid D87


Goodon Industries Ltd. C9

Grain Bags Canada D160-163, 206-209

haukaas Industries D67






miEnergy B84-85






Versaframe Inc. C54-55

Wood Country C48


CHEMICALS, HERBICIDES & PESTICIDESArysta LifeScience Canada Ltd. A84-85


BASF Canada A62-66

Bayer A23-26





Earth Smart Solutions A89

Engage Agro Corporation A94


Farmers of North America & Agracity A107-108,131-132

FMC Canada A7-8

Foundation Seeds B8

Gowan Canada A78




IAP Group Ltd. B167



Monsanto Canada Inc. A58-59,60-61

Nufarm Agriculture Inc. A27-30



Rack Petroleum A112-113,126-127






COMBINES, COMBINE PARTS & ACCESS.ADAMA B149-150


AWS Airbar D192-193





Full Line Ag D6





Mad Concaves D75

Market Tire D83-84

Marketbook D113


Precision Farm Parts Inc. A136-138





ScherGain D76



Wilke Sales D130

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SHOW SPECIAL:Buy our Automated 919® Kit & we will completely refurbish

your old 919® tester for FREE!!New electronics installed with LED indicator light.

THERMOMETERS

Replacement glass, infra-red,digital. Canola grading equip.

Canola, Cereal, Flax, Soybeans, Peas, Lentils and Corn sieve sets.

SCALESSCALES

Digital scales, Ohaus beam balances, pocket scales,

calibration weights and more.

ALUMINUM SAMPLER PROBES

4, 6, 8 & 10 foot lengths. NEW 10’ infra-red bin probe with instant temp. reading.

TEST WEIGHT

EQUIP.New ABS Reg Cox Funnel,

0.5 L. measure and strike off stick.

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Taurus Agricultural Marketing Inc A95-96


Tiger-Sul Products LLC A93

Top krop Fertilizers A102-103




FERTILIZER APPLICATORSAgri-Spread NA Inc. D106





Capstan AG D51-52



DyTerra Corporation D53-54

Full Line Ag D6

GEN Mfg. Ltd. D191



Maxquip Inc D91-92






ROGA Drone Ltd. D19










FERTILIZER STORAGEAGI C30

AGI Envirotank D166





FarmChem B89

Free Form Plastic Products A144, 144A, 145





Novid Inc D134








FORAGE EQUIPMENTCrary Industries D128-129










GOVERNMENT AGENCIESAgriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC) C18-20




PAMI D164

Precision Scale B54

Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation B36-37


GRAIN CLEANING

AGT Foods B138-139,158-159

AMVT LLC A92











Grain Cleaning, LLC A105-106


Nexeed Inc A1-3








GRAIN DRYINGAGI C30



Dave Ross Equipment Ltd B145






PAMI D164




Shymko Farm Sales D39




GRAIN GRADING & INSPECTIONADM Agri-Industries Company B92-94








Intertek Canada B100


Parrheim Foods B127


Precision Scale B54




GRAIN HANDLING SYSTEMSAGI C30


Agrimatics A133










Conveyair by Thor Manufacturing Ltd. D152-153







FarmChem B89

Farmtronics D41




GrainMaxx D66



k-hart Industries Ltd D170-172,197-199






Nexeed Inc A1-3














Tridekon D9





GRAIN MARKETINGADM Agri-Industries Company B92-94

Ag Exchange Group B129

AgChieve Corporation B99


AGT Foods B138-139, 158-159

Bunge Canada B61-63

Canada Malting Co Ltd. B74

Canadagrain.com B14



Cargill -Prairie Malt B143-144





FarmLink Marketing Solutions A6



G3 Canada Limited B175-176

Grain Millers Canada Corp B45

Grain Shark B107

ILTA Grain Inc. B55,56







P & h Milling Group B126

Parrheim Foods B127


15-3815 Thatcher Avenue, Saskatoon, SkPh: (306) 934-1557 or 1-800-599-9920

www.agri-auto.sk.ca Kitty corner to North Costco15-3815 Thatcher Avenue, Saskatoon, Sk

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403-533-2258www.rockyfordsteel.com [email protected]

ROCKYFORD STEEL LTD.BINS AND ACCESSORIES

Upgrade your bin

collar size to 36” on most 18’ and 19’ grain bins.

Complete with remote opener

See Us In Hall C

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MAGNUM TANKS

Maple Creek, SKPh: 306-662-2198

Our Tanks Are - ISO 9001:2008 Approved

and Transport Canada Approved up to

1,000 gallon.Available at Magnum

Fabricating & our dealers

12’ 500 Gallon Fuel Trailer

Check Website For Details For All Our Products

MAGNUM FABRICATING LTD.www.magnumfabricating.com

See Us At Crop Production

Booth #C53






Schluter & Maack GMBh B53


Sunrise Foods International B135

Viterra B52,79

Wilbur-Ellis Company of Canada Ltd. B104

GRAIN PROCESSINGADM Agri-Industries Company B92-94



AGT Foods B138-139, 158-159

AMVT LLC A92




Bunge Canada B61-63








Foundation Seeds B8




husky Energy B83

jGL Commodities Ltd B86





Nexeed Inc A1-3


Parrheim Foods B127

Paterson Grain B28-29









GRAIN SORTINGAMVT LLC A92








Flaman Group of CompaniesA76, 77, 99- 101, D5, B21-23, 49-51



Nexeed Inc A1-3


Satake A98

Terra Grain Fuels Inc. B117


GRAIN STORAGEAdair Sales & Marketing Company Inc. D31-38

AGI C30

AGI Envirotank D166


Buffer Valley Industries C34-35









EF Grain Monitoring D82

Ezlid D87

FarmChem B89


Flash Welding Ltd. C32-33


Grain Bin Direct C1-2







Middle Lake Steel C22

Neeralta Manufacturing Inc. D68


PAMI D164











Wood Country C48


HARVESTING EQUIPMENTAffordable Parts B140-142


Agrimatics A133



Crary Industries D128-129




Farmtronics D41




Full Line Ag D6


honey Bee Manufacturing Ltd. D211




Mad Concaves D75

Marketbook D113



PAMI D164







ScherGain D76






Wilke Sales D130

INOCULANTSADAMA B149-150

BASF Canada A62-66






Foundation Seeds B8



IAP Group Ltd. B167

Monsanto Canada Inc.- BioAg A118-119,120-121

NutriAg Ltd A116




IRRIGATIONBack To Your Roots Soil Solutions Inc. A31-32

Blue Water Irrigation Dev. Ltd B27



New Way Group/Irrigation B124





PACKERSETG Commodities Inc. B161

k-hart Industries Ltd D170-172, 197-199

PETROLEUM LUBRICATIONAmsoil The First In Synthetics B82





Millsap Fuel Distributors Ltd. A11-13


Rack Petroleum A112-113, 126-127

PRECISION FARMINGAgrimatics A133


Allen Leigh Security & Communications Ltd. B72


Capstan AG D51-52





Farmers Edge A21,22

Farmtronics D41

Green Aero Tech D64-65


Intelligent Ag D13-14



Maxquip Inc D91-92



Northern Plains Drainage Systems D189

PAMI D164

Pillar D181-182

Positioning & Autosteer Technologies D158-159

Precision Scale B54



ROGA Drone Ltd. D19

Salford Group D23-26, 43-46





RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENTAgriARM B64

Bayer A23-26


Canadian Wheat Alliance C6






NutriAg Ltd A116

Outback Guidance D108-109

PAMI D164

PICkSEED B58

Quantum Genetix & Biosciences A109


SaskCanola B108-109


SEEDING & EQUIPMENTAg Shield Mfg D80-81



Airguard Incorporated D116

AMVT LLC A92




Capstan AG D51-52







Full Line Ag D6

GEN Mfg. Ltd. D191



hORSCh D131



k-hart Industries Ltd D170-172, 197-199

Marketbook D113

Maxquip Inc D91-92




Pillar D181-182





Salford Group D23-26, 43-46

SeedMaster D217


The Airseeder hopper D107



Vaderstad Industries Inc (currently Seed hawk Inc) D214


SEEDSADM Agri-Industries Company B92-94

Alliance Seed B44

AMVT LLC A92

Bayer A23-26

Bioriginal Food and Science Corp B90

BrettYoung B165-166

Canterra Seeds B105-106




Discovery Seed Labs B170-171

DuPont Pioneer A49-50, 69-70

Foundation Seeds B8

FP Genetics Inc. B10-11




Imperial Seed B19

Legend Seeds Canada B131

Monsanto Canada Inc. A58-59, 60-61

Northern Quinoa Production Corporation B130

PICkSEED B58

Quarry Seed B156-157



SeCan B151-152

Seed Solutions Seed Labs A134


Smart Earth Seeds B69





Terramax B118

Thunder Seed Inc B136-137

Waterhouse Seeds Ltd B125

SEED TREATMENT & SYSTEMSAGI C30

Agrow-Guard Distribution Inc. A130

Arysta LifeScience Canada Ltd. A84-85


Bayer A23-26

BioAgronics A122






FarmChem B89

Foundation Seeds B8




IAP Group Ltd. B167

Nexeed Inc A1-3







SOIL & FERTILIZER ANALYSIS ATP Nutrition Ltd. A110-111

BioAgronics A122




NorthStar Genetics B17

NutriAg Ltd A116



SPRAYERS & SPRAYING EQUIPMENT ABj Agri Products D132


Capstan AG D51-52


Equipment Technologies (Apache field sprayers) D69-72,97-100


Farmtronics D41


Full Line Ag D6

Greenleaf Technologies D154


Marketbook D113








ROGA Drone Ltd. D19







Tridekon D9




SWATHERS & SWATHER ACCESSORIESAffordable Parts B140-142


Bradford holdings ltd. D61






Full Line Ag D6







Wilke Sales D130

TILLAGE EQUIPMENT Atom jet Industries D93-94





Degelman Industries D218


Full Line Ag D6

GEN Mfg. Ltd. D191


Grain Bags Canada D160-163, 206-209


hORSCh D131



LEMkEN Canada Inc D88


Pillar D181-182







VW Manufacturing Ltd. B119


TRACTORS & ACCESSORIES Adair Sales & Marketing Company Inc. D31-38


Cervus Equipment Peterbilt D173-175, 194-196




Frontlink Inc. A123-124

Full Line Ag D6



Market Tire D83-84

Marketbook D113





TRANSPORTATION —GRAIN AND FERTILIZER Buhler Versatile Inc D213



Cervus Equipment Peterbilt D173-175, 194-196



Golden West Trailer and Equipment Ltd B20







Marketbook D113


Maximum Training for the trucking industry B173

Q-Line Trucking B1-2


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Call today and get ready for Spring!

We are donating $5 to Breast Cancer research for every “PINK” mud scraper sold.

OVER 50,000 SCRAPERS NOW IN USE ACROSS THE PRAIRIES

WWW.ROTOMUDSCRAPERS.COM

D200780-789-3855www.sunnybrookwelding.com/john-deere

Order Complete Set as SBJ0747 and get two spare box inserts

Sunnybrook All Crop Concave Set

Bolt on Front Lip Fits All STS and S Series

#1 Max Thresh (Boronized) has more, but smaller holes for our best Threshing Action

#2 Max Thresh (Regular)

#3 Max Thresh Z plate side (release) One round bar box installed for separation

#4 Standard Concave with 2 round bar inserts installed onthe Z plate (release) side for needed balance

#5 Concave has 2 Standard boxes on the ‘infeed’ side for added threshing, � ve round bars

#6 has one standard and six round bar inserts for a balance on thresh/separate

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Rodono IndustriesClive, AB T0C 0Y0

Phone [email protected] www.rodono.ca

RODONO STRAW CHOPPER ROTORSUPERIOR IN FINE CUT, WIDESPREAD AND

MINIMAL FUEL CONSUMPTION

PTO SPEED REDUCERBETTER AUGER PERFORMANCE ON 1000 RPM

TRACTORS. SAVE YOUR AUGER AND YOUR TRACTOR

Versions to fi t most augers. 13’ to 16’

See us atBooths #D144-146



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What would motivate you to grow winter wheat? Tell us at B 31 & 32 and receive a prize!

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Brownlees Trucking, Inc.306-228-2971 or1-877-228-5598 Unity, SK

See Us At The Western Canadian Crop Production Show BOOTH #D 28

FULL BINSUPER SENSOR• Never climb a bin again

HOPPER DROPPER• Mounts magnetically to bottom of hopper bins

allowing the auger to run full with no spills

MAGNETICCAMERA PACKAGE

• Powerful magnets to adhere to grain & combine augers, conveyors, etc.

NEW PRODUCTWIRELESS MAGNETIC LIGHT

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Trade Show SpecialsCome see us at Booth #B72

Prairieland ParkJanuary 8th - 11th, 2018

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Check our website for local dealers! www.precisioncam.ca

Allen LeighSecurity & Communications Ltd.

1.866.289.8164

New WiFi Cow Cams

Air Seeder Camera SpecialsImplement System

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Less Bulk.Less Salts.Less Cost.More Yield.More Pro� t.

See Us At Sask.Crop Production Show

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Each year during the second week of January, Saskatoon comes alive with a focus on agriculture. In addition to the Western Canadian Crop Production Show, there are a host of meetings and gatherings organized by Crop Production Week and CropSphere.

CropSphere 2018 will be held at TCU Place in downtown Saskatoon on January 9 and 10. While there is a registration fee to attend CropSphere, there is no registration charge to attend any of the annual general meetings (AGMs) of the commodity groups that organize CropSphere. Please see the CropSphere schedule on the following pages for the times and locations of each AGM.

Once again, some of the Crop Production Week information meetings and AGMs will be at Prairieland Park, but several will be at the Saskatoon Inn. The Saskatchewan Soil Conservation Association meeting is at Western Development Museum and the main Saskatchewan Agricultural Graduates’ Association event is at TCU Place. Please take note of the dates and locations for the meetings you would like to attend.

The best way to get all the latest meeting details is through the websites: www.crop-week.com and www.cropshere.com, but the following pages will provide the times and locations as well as the plan for speakers.

CropSphere will have a free shuttle service between its host hotels, TCU Place and Prairieland Park.

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Shuttle loop Conference hotels /TCU7:15 Am - 9:00 Am; 11:30 Am-1:45 Pm; 3:15 Pm-5:30Pm

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Conference Hotels: Pick-up at Front EntranceTCU Place: Pick-up at North DoorsPrairieland Park: Pick-up at Hall E Entrance

Holiday Inn Downtown and Hilton Garden Inn Guests may catch the shuttle at TCU Place

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8:30 am registration, Coffee

9.00 amSwCdC AGm: Introduction of Commission; Chairman’s Comments; Executive Director’s Re-port; Election Announcement; Financial Reports; Appointment of Auditor; New Business from the Floor

9:45 am Cold Hardiness research – 2018 Update, Dr. Ravi Chibbar, Dr. Monica Baga, University of Saskatchewan.

10:20 am GF II Agronomy research Update, Brian Beres, AFFC, Lethbridge.

10:55 am Cereals Canada – what do they do for Producers and member organizations, Can Dahl, Executive Director

11:30 am Current Update on winter wheat Variety research, Rob Graf, AAFC Lethbridge

12:10 pm Closing Comments / Adjourn

tImE EVENt

8:30 am registration

8:50 am opening remarks and Announcements

9:00 am Aphids, Fungicides and micronutrients, Bill May and Tyler Wist, AAFC

9:40 am Varietal development and wild oat Control, Pierre Hucl, Crop Development Centre

10:10 am Coffee

10:30 am Canaryseed research and Promotion Initiatives, Kevin Hursh, CDCS Executive Director

11:00 am CdCS Annual Business meeting

11:30 ammarket outlook: Canaryseed and Competing Crops, Chuck Penner, Leftfield Commodity Research

12:15 pm Lunch (featuring many dishes made with canaryseed)

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8:00 am registration opens

8:45 am welcome and opening remarks

9:00 am regenerative Soil Systems, Daryl Chubb, PAg, Integrity Soils, Irricana, AB

9:30 am Soil Conservation as an Adaptation to Climate ChangeDr. Dave Sauchyn, Professor of Geography & Environmental Studies, University of Regina

10:00 am Soil Health and Greenhouse Gases, Dr. Mario Tenuta, University of Manitoba

10:30 am refreshment and Networking Break

10:45 am Soil organic matters for Soil HealthDr. Kate Congreves, Department of Plant Sciences, University of Saskatchewan

11:15 am kEyNotE SPEAkEr: Soil Biology, Jill Clapperton, Rhizoterra, Washington, USA

12:05 pm Luncheon — Address by Lyle Stewart, Minister of Agriculture

1:00 pm A Focus on Biology to restore Soil Health on our Farm, Derek Axten, Producer, Minton SK

1:15 pm on-Farm research trials on our Farm, Adam Gurr, Producer, Forest MB

1:30 pm trying to Find the right mix on our Farm, Jeff Odgers, Producer, Spy Hill SK

1:45 pm Soil Energy on our Farm, Eric Leicht, Producer, Spalding, SK

2:00 pm Producer PanelModerated by Jocelyn Velestuk, Producer, Agronomy Consultant, SSCA Director

3:00 pm refreshment and Networking Break

3:15 pm A Farm-Eye View: Applying New Soil Health knowledge to Cropping System designMartin Entz, PhD, Professor of Cropping Systems, University of Manitoba

3:45 pm wrap-up

4:00 pm SSCA AGm

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tImE EVENt

4:30 pm Cocktails

5:30 pm dinner and ProgramGroup photos following program

8:30 pm Annual General meeting

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tImE EVENt

8:30 am registration

9:00 am Chairman’s Address – Richard Marleau

9:15 am New mustard Varieties with Improved yields, Bifang Cheng, Mustard Breeder, AAFC

9:45 am Planning for mustard Hybrid Varieties, Pete Desai, Mustard 21 Canada Inc.

10:15 am Coffee

10:30 am Promoting mustard at Home and Abroad, Adele Buettner, Sask Mustard General Manager

11:00 am weed Control in mustard, Matthew Bernard, Provincial Oilseed Specialist

11:30 am Intercropping with mustard, Lana Shaw, South East Research Farm, Redvers

12:00 pm Lunch

12:45 pm Annual General meeting

1:30 pm * mustard Grading Factors, TBA, Canadian Grain Commission

2:00 pm * mustard market outlook, Chuck Penner, Leftfield Commodity Research

tImE EVENt

9:55 am opening remarks

10:00 am PGrs and their Effect on wheat management Chris Holzapfel, Indian Head Agricultural Research Foundation

10:30 am Soybeans: Expectations vs results, Mike Hall, East Central Research Foundation

10:50 am Break

11:05 am Canola: Are Safe rates of Phosphorus Changing?Jessica Weber, Western Applied Research Corporation

11:30 amField-Scale disease managementJoel Peru, Irrigation Crop Diversification CorporationGary Kruger, Irrigation Crop Diversification Corporation

12:00 pm Break

12:15 pm Let’s make wheat Great Again! Jessica Pratchler, Northesat Agricultural Research Foundation

12:45 pm Inoculant options for Faba Bean, the king of Nitrogen FixationGarry Hnatowich, Irrigation Crop Diversification Corporation

1:05 pm Break

1:20 pm response of Lower wheat Classes to Various Inputs, Bryan Nybo, Wheatland Conservation Area

1:40 pm Intercrops of Pulses and oilseeds, Lana Shaw, South East Research Farm

2:10 pm Close

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tImE EVENt

12:30 pm SSGA Annual meeting registration and Coffee – Ballroom B

1:00 pm SSGA Annual Business meetingPresident’s Report – Cathy RedorukExecutive Director’s Report – Dave AkisterCommittee Reports •Education&Publicity–MikeShewchuk •NationalDirectors’Report–JoeRennick,BobRugg •FinancialReport–DaveAkisterPresentation of 2018 Budget – Shawn FraserAppointment of Auditor for 2018

2:30 pm Pedigreed Seed: Quantity, Quality, QuestionsBruce Carriere, Discovery Seed Lab, Saskatoon, SK

3:00 pm refreshment Break

3:30 pm modernizing the Seed Industry: what do Stakeholders rEALLy Need?Panelists:

Kevin Runnalls, President, Canadian Seed Growers Association, New Liskeard, ONIan Affleck, Executive Director, Plant Biotechnology, CropLife Canada, Ottawa, ONRob Graf, Research Scientist, AAFC, Lethbridge, ABJeff Reid, General Manager, SeCan, Ottawa, ON

Moderator:Dr Bryan Harvey Professor Emeritus, CDC, Saskatoon, SK

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6:00 pm Cocktail Hour – hosted by CPS Proven Seed, Ballroom C

7:00 pm Banquet & Awards Presentations – Ballroom B

7:00 am Breakfast – hosted by Seed Depot, Ballroom B

8:00 am Canadian Seed Growers Association UpdateKevin Runnalls, President, New Liskeard, ONGlyn Chancey, Executive Director, Ottawa, ON

9:00 am Standardizing a Vigour Test for Cereals: An UpdateMorgan Webb, President, Commercial Seed Analysts Association of Canada, Leduc, AB

9:30 am Protecting the Sm1 Gene: what’s Next Todd Hyra, SeCan, Winnipeg, MB

10:00 am refreshment Break

10:20 am Saskatchewan ministry of Agriculture: year in reviewMitchell Japp, Provincial Crop Specialist

10:30 am Nominating Committee report – Election of Officers

10:45 am New Varieties Update: Dr. Richard Cuthbert, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Swift Current, SKDr. Pierre Hucl, Crop Development Centre, U of S.

11:15 am resolutions Committee report

11:40 am Adjournment

11:45 am member to member Session - Attendance Limited to Seed Growers only Moderator: Roy Klym, Past President, SSGA

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11:00 am - 12:00 pm SaskCanola AGm Gallery C & D

12:00 - 1:00 pm LUNCH and Greg Johnson

1:15 - 2:30 pm SaskBarley AGm Gallery A

3:00 - 4:30 pm SaskFlax AGm Gallery B

5:00 - 6:30 pm Saskatchewan Pulse Growers AGm Gallery C & D

tImE EVENt LoCAtIoN

8:00 - 9:00 am BrEAkFASt Grand Salon

9:00 - 10:00 am opening keynote: Howard yana-Shapiro Grand Salon

10:00 - 10:30 am Refreshment Break

10:30 - 11:15 am Dan Orchard and John Guelly, managing Clubroot on your Farm: Learning from the Alberta Experience Gallery A

Randy Strychar, oat market outlook Gallery B

Tom Wolf - Sprayer technology, New developments with Sprayer Cleanout Gallery C

Curtis Weber and John McFayden, your Farm deserves the Safest and Healthiest Version of you Gallery D

11:15 - 11:30 am transit time

11:30 am - 12:15 pm Chuck Penner, Pulse market outlook Gallery A

Marlene Boersch – marketing, Cash, Stash or dash: what to Expect in the wheat market in 2018 Gallery B

Sask oats AGm, George Barreras, Processing oat drinks in Saskatchewan: How this Growing market is different from other Beverages on the market Gallery D

12:15 - 1:15 pm LUNCH Grand Salon

1:15 - 2:00 pm Jim Dyck and Aaron Beattie, oat Breeding and research at the Crop development Centre Gallery A

Dr. Steve Shirtliffe, Systems for weed Control in Lentils Gallery C

Sask wheat AGm Gallery D

2:00 - 2:15 pm Transit Time

2:15 - 3:00 pm Jan Slaski, Factors Affecting the Agronomic Performance of Flax on the Prairies Gallery A

Troy LaForge, Best Agronomic Practices for Consistently Growing Profitable Barley Crops in Saskatchewan Conditions Gallery B

Brian Innes, what is Canada’s trump Card in the NAFtA re-negotiations? Gallery C

Sask Wheat, wheat Producers Forum Gallery D

3:00 - 3:30 pm Coffee Break

3:30 - 4:30 pm keynote Speaker: darrell Bricker Grand Salon

tImE EVENt LoCAtIoN

8:00 - 9:00 am BrEAkFASt Grand Salon

9:00 - 10:00 am Maurice Berry, John Burns, Matt Enns, Best management and marketing Practices from Saskatchewan Farmers who Consistently Grow Profitable Barley Crops Gallery A

Max Schulmann and Maria Trainer, How Pesticide regulations are raiding Farmers’ toolboxes Gallery B

Dr. Maurice Moloney, Advances in Genomics and Phenomics on Agricultural Contributions to Carbon Sequestration Gallery C

Tom Steve, Erin Armstrong, Harvey Brooks, Value Creation in Cereal Crop Breeding Gallery D

9:45 - 10:00 am Transit Time

10:00 - 10:45 am Peter Watts and Phil de Kemp, Barley market outlook: Global opportunities for Barley in Feed and malt Gallery A

Marlene Boersch, Cash, Stash or dash: what to Expect in the wheat market in 2018 Gallery B

Tom Warkentin, Pulse Varieties Gallery C

Gord Kurbis, Corey Loessin, the ripple Effect of Pesticide Use on your Farm: the Importance of mrLs Gallery D

10:45 - 11:15 am Coffee Break

11:15 am - 12:15 pm Closing keynote: dr. Brynn winegard Grand Salon

12:15 - 1:30 pm LUNCH Grand Salon

1:30 - 2:15 pm Garry Hnatowich, Soybean Inoculation & Soil Fertility Gallery A

Marlene Boersch, oilseeds marketing Update Gallery B

Richard Cuthbert, New wheat Varieties: Using New technologies to Bring Benefits to Canadian Producers Gallery C

Lance Stockbrugger, tax Planning: Are the Changes Going to be taxing on your operation? Gallery D

2:15 - 2:30 pm Transit Time

2:30 - 3:15 pm Dave Hooker, twenty years of managing the world’s worst disease of wheat Gallery A

Chuck Penner, Pulse market outlook Gallery B

Nicholas Larkan, Gary Peng, Clint Jurke, New tests for Selecting the right Blackleg resistance for your Canola Field Gallery C

John Bennett, Richard Farrell, Carbon Sequestration – opportunities for Saskatchewan Farmers Gallery D

The fifth annual CropSphere agricultural conference will take place at TCU Place, Saskatoon, January 9 and 10, 2018, during Crop Week.

CropSphere 2018 is hosted by the Saskatchewan Pulse Growers, the Saskatchewan Canola Development Commission (SaskCanola), the Saskatchewan Oat Development Commission (SaskOats), the Saskatchewan Flax Development Commission (SaskFlax), the Saskatchewan Wheat Development Commission (Sask Wheat), and the Saskatchewan Barley Development Commission (SaskBarley). These six groups have partnered to bring growers a first-class educational event.

The conference features sessions on market outlook, research, and agronomy, along with sessions specific to each crop.

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