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March 2022: Lacombe AB – Alberta Seed Processors (ASP) is releasing the second interim report on Fusarium graminearum seed infection part of Alberta’s fusarium head blight management. As part of the federal government’s Canadian Agricultural Partnership (CAP), ASP launched a 3-year project in the fall of 2020 to study fusarium seed infection in Alberta to… Read More
Alberta Seed Processors Association (ASP), established in 1953, represents 67 co-operative seed & grain processing industries in Alberta and the BC Peace. ASP’s mission is to strengthen and build upon past accomplishments in seed and grain processing and business diversification focusing on long-term business sustainability. The Position ASP is seeking a part-time Administrative Assistant. The… Read More
February 3, 2022 – The Alberta Seed Processors’ provincial board of directors are pleased to announce results of the regional elections for regions 3 (central east Alberta) and Region 4 (central Alberta) that were held in conjunction with the AGM in January 2022. The incumbent for Region 3, Tom Coppock was re-elected for another 3-year… Read More
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News Release: 2021/22 scholarship recipients December 21, 2021: Lacombe, AB – Three future agriculture leaders are one step closer to achieving their career dreams this Christmas season. This week, the Alberta Seed Processors announced three official recipients of its 2021/22 SEED SMART scholarships – one more than was originally planned, says ASP President Tom Coppock… Read More
December 23, 2021: Lacombe, AB – Three future agriculture leaders are one step closer to achieving their career dreams this Christmas season. This week, the Alberta Seed Processors announced three official recipients of its 2021/22 SEED SMART scholarships – one more than was originally planned, says ASP President Tom Coppock. “Nurturing the next generation of… Read More
To create seed and grain processing opportunities for local and global markets.
To strengthen and build upon past accomplishments in seed and grain processing and business diversification focusing on long term business sustainability.
Currently membership is open to any agricultural based co-op within a reasonable distance to Alberta to ensure membership benefits can be delivered.