May 11, 2016

Growers needed for PAMI storage research

Joy Agnew from Prairie Agricultural Machinery Institute (PAMI) in Humboldt is looking for Saskatchewan farmers with canola in storage that will remain in storage until at least August. This is for a summer canola storage research project. Besides the initial contact with PAMI, farmers will have very little required involvement. PAMI will come out and install the instrumentation and collect all the data. PAMI can provide participating farmers with updates on the data collected.

Please contact Joy Agnew at PAMI for more information and to participate. 1-800-567-7264 jagnew@pami.ca

Read this PDF for more background on the study: May 2016_PAMI Canola Research

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