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The deadline for the Saskatchewan Pulse Growers Board of Directors is Friday

The Saskatchewan Pulse Growers are looking to fill three positions on their Board of Directors. 

Nominations are now being accepted for the three-year term positions. 

SPG sees particular value in candidates with the following characteristics and experience: 

  • Active role in the farm operation and its decision-making 
  • Pulses are an important part of the operation of the farm 
  • Interested in soybeans, faba beans, and chickpeas 

Interested in learning more about joining the SPG Board from current Directors? SPG’s Nominations Committee would be interested in discussing the opportunity with you – feel free to reach out to the committee members below: 

  • Trent Richards – Assiniboia, SK (306-640-7995) 
  • Brad Blackwell – Dinsmore, SK (306-846-7091) 

If you are a registered pulse producer (i.e. you have sold a pulse crop and paid levy to Saskatchewan Pulse Growers anytime since September 1, 2021), and are interested in taking an active role on the board you'll find the 2024-2025 SPG Board of Directors nomination package here.

The deadline for the Saskatchewan Pulse Growers director nominations is Friday, September 13th at 12 noon.

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