Forage & Turf Seed Buyers & Seed Suppliers

Thank you, forage & turf seed contractors, agronomists, and the controllers who support SFSDC activities through the levy collection based on 3/4 of one percent of the net value of the delivery (0.0075 x value). 

Download the SFSDC Buyer Registration Form 2025-2026

The following buyers have registered with SFSDC for collection of a refundable levy from all conventional and organic forage seed (except alfalfa seed) grown in Saskatchewan. 

Birch Rose Acres Ltd. Birch Rose Acres Ltd SK
Star City, SK
Contact: Ivan Beuker 306-863-2681
Will purchase forage seed grown under conventional and organic and production systems.

DLF Canada (DLF Pickseed Canada) DLF Canada Nipawin, SK
Contact: Clayton Myhre 306-862-8398

NorthStar Genetics NorthStar Genetics Canada
Elie, MB
Contact: Aaron Vallier 204-353-2885

Tebbutt Seeds Box 22 Nipawin, SK Contact: Gregg Tebbutt 306-862-9730

 

Brett-Young Seeds BrettYoung MB   
Winnipeg, MB
Contact: Kerry Dusik 204-229-3397 or Doug Senko 306-401-0138

DSV Northstar Ltd. DSV Northstar MB
Neepawa, MB
Contact: Gordie Ross 204-476-05241 Toll-free phone 1-800-430-5955

Nutrien Ag Solutions (previously AgVision Seeds) Carrot River, SK
Contact: Cody Yelland 306-768-3335 cellular: 306-401-8778
Will purchase forage seed grown under conventional and organic production systems.

Imperial Seed Ltd Imperial Seed Ltd MB
Winnipeg, MB
Contact: Kurt Shmon 204-918-7572

Interlake Forage Seeds Ltd Interlake Forage Seeds Ltd MB
Fischer Branch, MB
Contact: Paul Gregory 204-372-6920 toll free phone 1-800-990-1390 Will purchase forage seed grown under conventional and organic production systems.

 

Collaboration

One of the outcomes of the conference was that forage seed organizations in the three provinces are committed to collaboration and “moving forage seed-forward.” Why? Well, to start with, we heard at the Conference, concerns from producers - the forage seed industry is ‘holding its own but not growing,’ and as a rough estimate, the market is proportionately 80% exports 20% domestic. In times of grain sitting in bins waiting for calls to ship to export markets, growing the domestic market is one area of going beyond ‘holding our own’.

 
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