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March 11, 2024 | Kelly Barany, Chin Ridge Seeds (en-CA)
Still trying to decide what to seed this spring? We have updated this popular article for our most recent thoughts on the top forage barley varieties for the western prairies!. This one is for the farm and ranch folks out there!
January 09, 2024 | Kelly Barany, Chin Ridge Seeds (en-CA)
If you want the inside scoop! The "behind the scenes" insight into why we think certain varieties are top picks for Spring 2024! Then check out this page.
August 27, 2023 | Kelly Barany, Chin Ridge Seeds (en-CA)
Are you on the fence about seeding a fall crop? Here are the top 5 reasons to consider getting off the fence this year and giving it a go! Whether it's Winter Wheat or Hybrid Rye or Alfalfa, here are some of the benefits to seeding a fall crop:
August 10, 2023 | Kelly Barany, Chin Ridge Seeds (en-CA)
Haven't seeded winter wheat for a few years? Wondering if this is the time to try it again? Here are some reasons, we got back into the winter wheat game:
March 08, 2021 | Kelly Barany, Chin Ridge Seeds (en-CA)
If you are thinking of seeding yellow peas this spring, and are trying to decide which pea variety to pick: Here are some reasons to consider AAC Chrome peas.
January 31, 2021 | Kelly Barany, Chin Ridge Seeds (en-CA)
This article compares the durum varieties we have available for spring 2021 and provides some tips to help you determine which variety will work best on your farm.
January 18, 2021 | Kelly Barany, Chin Ridge Seeds (en-CA)
We asked Don Hubble, our General Manager, to give us some thoughts on how Chin Ridge makes it's seeding decisions. This is our third blog post in our #CountdowntoPlant2021 series.
January 03, 2021 | Kelly Barany, Chin Ridge Seeds (en-CA)
Welcome to our Countdown to #Plant2021 blog series! This series explores our take on crop choices and seed treatments as we look towards spring 2021! This article has a bit of fun predicting our start date for seeding this spring.
October 30, 2018 | Kelly Barany, Chin Ridge Seeds (en-CA)
Small seed size can be an advantage when you buy seed. This is because you can lower your seeding rate in pounds and still achieve your target plant population per acre.
February 02, 2017 | Kelly Barany, Chin Ridge Seeds (en-CA)
We have been carrying Northstar Seed forage products for a few years now and every year we learn more about forages and how to best use them.
