Saskatchewan Bulletin

Saskatchewan Bulletin

Research Tax Credit

Research Tax Credit

Scientific Research and Experimental Development (SR&ED) is a federal government program designed to encourage research and development through tax-based incentives. SaskCanola invests a significant amount of the producer levy contributions in research to manage new challenges farmers face in their fields. As a result of the research investment, SaskCanola is able to participate in this program and the benefits are passed along to the producers. These tax credits can be claimed by filing form T2038(IND) for individuals or T2SCH31 for corporations.

In addition, farm corporations may claim a portion of their levy contributions as a qualifying expenditure towards the Saskatchewan Research and Development Tax Credit by filing form T2SCH403.

More information is available at saskcanola.com/research/taxcredit


canoLAB

February 21 or 22 (choose one)  |  TCU Place, Saskatoon

SaskCanola director Gerry Hertz at canoLAB 2017

canoLAB is a hands-on, interactive diagnostic workshop with live plants and insects. Participants are divided into small groups and will take part in a number of 45-minute sessions throughout the day. Instructors will be among Western Canada’s top researchers and extension professionals.

CCA credits will be applied for. The event is co-hosted by SaskCanola and the Canola Council of Canada.

Topics include: Clubroot and blackleg identification and management, phosphorus and sulphur management in your rotation, managing herbicide resistance, weed identification, stand establishment for harvest management, desiccation of canola, insect damage assessment and canola diagnostics.

canoLAB runs from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm daily. Each day is identical. Lunch is provided.

Register now at: saskcanola.com/news/canolab.


Save the Date

SaskCanola AGM & Luncheon
Saskatoon – January 8, 2018
TCU Place

Crop Production Show
Saskatoon – January 8-12, 2018
Prairieland Park

CropSphere
Saskatoon – January 9 & 10, 2018
TCU Place

Top Notch Farming
Melfort – February 13, 2018
Kerry Vickar Center

Saskatchewan Oilseed Producer Meetings
Humboldt – February 14, 2018
Uniplex Convention Centre

Davidson – February 15, 2018
Davidson Community Centre

Saskatchewan canoLAB
Saskatoon – February 21 & 22, 2018
TCU Place

For the latest event details and registration information, please visit saskcanola.com or call 1-877-241-7044


SaskCanola directors Gerry Hertz (left) and Wayne Truman (right) at a field day this July.

How is SaskCanola working for you?

We focus on research, advocacy and market development (provincially and nationally) to grow producer prosperity on your behalf, all guided by our elected farmer directors.

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Learn to Lead

In November, SaskCanola hosted its second leadership workshop that saw over 20 young Saskatchewan farmers partake in a two-day event that included sessions on governance, media training and decision making. Under SaskCanola’s strategic plan, ‘Producer Engagement’ is one of four key pillars and within said pillar, fostering youth in agriculture has been identified as a top priority. If you are interested in future leadership events and opportunities with SaskCanola, please connect with Policy & Producer Relations Manager Tracy Broughton at tbroughton@saskcanola.com or call 306-975-0732.

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