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- Accredited Seed Testing Laboratory No. 1215
- Meets the Quality Assurance Standards of the Canadian Seed Institute
- Canadian Seed Institute Monitoring Laboratory
- Members of the Commercial Seed Analysts Association of Canada
- Import Release Agents
- All work done by Accredited: Seed Analysts, Seed Health Technicians, Seed Graders, and Seed Import Release Agents
- Provide Training for Seed Analysts and Seed Graders
- Independent and Canadian owned
- Service and Pricing are Second to None!
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"Seed testing is technical and requires special expertise. This can often cause labs to keep their processes behind-the-scenes, out of fear that clients might not understand it or that it’s simply not worth their time to bother them with the technical stuff."
Seed testing is technical and requires special expertise. This can often cause labs to keep their processes behind-the-scenes. Do you have a front-row seat to the seed testing process? Morgan Webb of Seed Check Technologies Inc. explains why you should.
Seed testing is technical and requires special expertise. This can often cause labs to keep their processes behind-the-scenes. Do you have a front-row seat to the seed testing process? Morgan Webb of Seed Check Technologies Inc. explains why you should.
The Seed Check team are certainly experts at the difficult crop kinds!
Just because a seed is small, doesn’t mean there’s not a big body of knowledge behind it.
Does your seed testing lab know what it's doing with regard to small-seeded crop kinds? Asking 3 questions can save you headaches and money at the end of the day, says Morgan Webb of Seed Check Technologies Inc.
Does your seed testing lab know what it's doing with regard to small-seeded crop kinds? Asking 3 questions can save you headaches and money at the end of the day, says Morgan Webb of Seed Check Technologies Inc.
We so looking forward to using this amazing resource!
New Group Aims to Strengthen Seed Morphology - Germination
germination.ca
For years, there has been a shrinking level of expertise in the area of seed morphology. Thankfully, a group of global seed industry stakeholders are coming to the rescue by forming the International Seed Morphology Association (ISMA). The initiative is being spearheaded in Canada by Canadian Food I...