
Welcome to Saskatchewan Pulse Growers' monthly podcast, Pulse of the Prairies, where each month we tackle the topics that are important to pulse crop farmers including market opportunities for your crop, market access and trade policy developments, innovative agronomic approaches, transportation for Canadian crops, and a whole lot more.
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 87 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Business | |||

Pulse growers depend on export markets, and one decision on one farm can impact the entire industry. That is why this episode matters.
In the latest Pulse of the Prairies episode Robyn Henry, a board member with Saskatchewan Pulse Growers, speaks wi... more
Thinking about getting more involved in Boards?
Serving on a producer board could feel intimidating from the outside — unclear expectations, unknown time commitments, and plenty of questions that never quite get answered.
This episode will shed li... more
In the latest Pulse of the Prairies episode, SPG Director and Pulse Canada Chair Terry Youzwa sits down with Greg Cherewyk, President of Pulse Canada, to discuss a recent trade mission to India—Canada's single most important pulse export market. In 2... more
In this episode, SPG Board Member Robyn Henry interviews Elyce Simpson Fraser, the 2025 Pulse Promoter Award winner and CEO of Simpson Seeds. Elyce shares her journey as a third-generation leader, discusses Simpson Seeds' new lentil flour manufacturi... more
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It’s great to have a podcast based in western Canada talking about pulses, we are planning on adding faba beans to our rotation next year to feed our dairy cows. I’d love to hear more about faba beans and there feed value and cropping strategies
Nice to see a podcast focused on pulses. Good format to get the info out. Look forward to hearing more. More people can catch up anytime/anywhere.
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The show centers on pulses—especially Saskatchewan-grown varieties—covering market access, trade policy, agronomic practices, and supply-chain logistics. Episodes frequently explore international partnerships, regional industry advocacy, and practical farm-level decision-making, with guests ranging from policy advocates to seed breeders and farm operators. A notable strength is its blend of national policy context with on-the-ground farming insights, making it helpful for listeners seeking actionable, market-oriented knowledge in the pulse sector. The format often features candid discussions about market diversification, value-added opportunities, and leadership within the pulse community, which may appeal to producers, agronomists, and ind... more
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Recent guests on Pulse of the Prairies include:
1. Jared Gust
2. Greg Cherewyk
3. Elyce Simpson Fraser
4. Kyle Larkin
5. Justin Ritco
6. Thomas Winny
7. Dan Flynn
8. Robin Henry
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