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Honouring the Legacy of Dennis Lange
The Manitoba Pulse and Soybean Growers (MPSG) are deeply saddened by the sudden passing of Dennis Lange, Manitoba Agriculture’s Pulse and Soybean Specialist. Dennis was widely respected for his knowledge, practical guidance, and calm, thoughtful approach. His work in pulse and soybean agronomy expanded production across Manitoba and strengthened the industry well beyond Manitoba’s borders.…
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Thinking of Our Manitoba Farmers
In the month of June 2026, Manitoba has experienced such intense rain, wind, and hail storms over so many areas. At Manitoba Pulse & Soybean Growers, we are holding all of our farmers in our thoughts and wishing them the best as they move forward through a very challenging crop year. Each farm and farmer…
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Field Pea, Soybean, Dry Bean, and Faba Bean Fields From All Across Manitoba Needed For 2026 Disease Survey
Manitoba Agriculture is pleased to share that they have launched a new sign-up system for the annual provincial field crop disease surveys. They are reaching out to agriculture producers willing to allow their their fields to be involved in the 2026 Manitoba survey. Staff from Manitoba Pulse & Soybean Growers and other producer associations, Manitoba…
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Honouring the Legacy of Dennis Lange
The Manitoba Pulse and Soybean Growers (MPSG) are deeply saddened by the sudden passing of Dennis Lange, Manitoba Agriculture’s Pulse and Soybean Specialist. Dennis was widely respected for his knowledge, practical guidance, and calm, thoughtful approach. His work in pulse and soybean agronomy expanded production across Manitoba and strengthened the industry well beyond Manitoba’s borders.…
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Thinking of Our Manitoba Farmers
In the month of June 2026, Manitoba has experienced such intense rain, wind, and hail storms over so many areas. At Manitoba Pulse & Soybean Growers, we are holding all of our farmers in our thoughts and wishing them the best as they move forward through a very challenging crop year. Each farm and farmer…
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Field Pea, Soybean, Dry Bean, and Faba Bean Fields From All Across Manitoba Needed For 2026 Disease Survey
Manitoba Agriculture is pleased to share that they have launched a new sign-up system for the annual provincial field crop disease surveys. They are reaching out to agriculture producers willing to allow their their fields to be involved in the 2026 Manitoba survey. Staff from Manitoba Pulse & Soybean Growers and other producer associations, Manitoba…
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Interlake Crop Acres Soy 139,405 Pea 9,483 Dry Bean 3,470 Total 152,358 Southwest Crop Acres Soy 232,548 Pea 84,035 Dry Bean 41,610 Total 359,008 Eastern Crop Acres Soy 195,451 Pea 3,842 Dry Bean 876 Total 200,169 Central Crop Acres Soy 563,958 Pea 37,301 Dry Bean 127,896 Total 729,378 Northwest Crop Acres Soy 115,575 Pea 36,406…
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Time Sensitive!! – PMRA Proposed Special Review Decision of Dicamba
Have Your Say: Proposed Changes to Dicamba Use in Canada On September 16, 2025, Health Canada’s Pest Management Regulatory Agency (PMRA) published a proposed special review decision for dicamba products. This review could significantly impact how Manitoba soybean growers use dicamba. Farmers and stakeholders now have an opportunity to submit comments before the decision is…
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Scientific Research and Experimental Development (SR&ED) Tax Credit
2024 Tax Credit – 14% of MPSG check-off Farmers who contribute check-off dollars to the Manitoba Pulse & Soybean Growers (MPSG) are eligible to claim a federal tax credit through the Scientific Research and Experimental Development (SR&ED) program. The tax credit is based on the amount of check-off funds invested in research and development that meet…
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Welcome to Terry Buss! MPSG’s new Production Agronomist – East
Terry Buss Terry Buss joined the Manitoba Pulse & Soybean Growers team as their Production Agronomist – East on April 22nd of 2025. He will be providing agronomic support to Eastern Manitoba pulse and soybean producers, by integrating research results into pulse and soybean agronomy recommendations, participating in crop health surveillance initiatives and agronomic extension…
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Welcome Wendy McDonald! MPSG’s new Production Agronomist – West
Wendy McDonald Wendy McDonald happily joined the Manitoba Pulse & Soybean Growers team as their Production Agronomist – West at the beginning of April 2025. She will be providing agronomic support to Western Manitoba pulse and soybean producers, by integrating research results into pulse and soybean agronomy recommendations, participating in crop health surveillance initiatives and…
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Manitoba Crop Alliance and Manitoba Pulse & Soybean Growers invest in diversification centres to boost research capacity
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Nov. 19, 2024 (Carman, MB) – Manitoba Crop Alliance (MCA) and Manitoba Pulse & Soybean Growers (MPSG) have committed $691,591 in funding to Manitoba Diversification Centres to increase research capacity in the province. MCA recently commissioned a study evaluating research capacity in the province. The resulting report highlighted four main challenges to…
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Soy Quality program now administered by Canadian Grain Commission
New for 2024, the Soy Quality Program will now be administered by the Canadian Grain Commission (CGC). This world class testing program provides independent, third-party compositional and functional analysis of Canadian food-grade soybean varieties, showcasing their quality and helping Canada differentiate itself from competitors. The program offers key quality information, positioning Canada as a leader…
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New Website Launched to Support the Mitigation of Root Rot in Pulses
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Carman, MB – September 11, 2024 Today, Manitoba Pulse and Soybean Growers (MPSG), as part of the Pulse Root Rot Network, launched a new website, rootrot.ca, to catalyze a collaborative approach to root rot research and management focused on agronomy, breeding and pathology in peas and lentils. Western Canadian pulse crop commissions,…
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