Events
Growing Together: Rotation Matters
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Rotation Matters: Growing Together
Canola & Pulse Workshop
Brought to you by The Pacific Northwest Canola Association & The Northern Pulse Growers Association
- Hilton Garden Inn, Great Falls, MT
- December 1, 2025
- 10:00AM
Join growers, researchers, and industry members for a full day focused on crop rotation, innovation, and collaboration.
Highlights:
- Grower Perspectives: Hear from pulse and canola producers from across Montana
- Featured Topics: Weed control strategies; winter canola & pulse production; legislative, policy, and market updates
- Post-workshop social featuring research posters and networking
- …and much more!
Registration:
- $50 – Pre-register now
- $100 – At the door
Hotel Block:
A block of rooms has been reserved at the Hilton Garden Inn under NPGA or Canola — book early to secure your stay.
Reserve your spot today — space is limited!
Hilton Garden Inn- 406-452-1000
MPCC Research Round Up
You are cordially invited to the Montana State University Research Round-Up, proudly hosted
by the Montana Pulse Crop Committee. Join us for an engaging evening of discovery and
innovation as we explore groundbreaking research and advancements in the field of pulse
crops from Montana State University researchers. We will hear presentations from the
following four pillars: Pulse Breeding, Crop Management & Sustainability, Nutrition & Health,
Innovation & Product Development.
*Please note the Northern Pulse Growers Association will be hosting the Canola/Pulse Day
Research Poster Session beginning at 4:30 PM, MPCC Research Roundup Immediately
following.
Event Details
Date: December 1st, 2025
Time: 6pm to 9pm
Location: Hilton Garden Inn, 2520 14th St SW, Great Falls, MT
RSVP: Please confirm your attendance to present your research or attendance by
11/25/2025 to Liz Edmundson to pulse@mtpulsecrops.org
Highlights of the Event
The Research Round-Up will focus on the following key areas.
1.
Breeding: Variety Trials & Genetics (40% allocation)
Dive into the latest advancements in breeding techniques and varietal development, aimed
at enhancing crop resilience and productivity.
2.
Crop Management & Sustainability (30% allocation)
Explore innovative strategies for sustainable farming.
3.
Nutrition & Health (15% allocation)
Understand the nutritional benefits of pulse crops and their impact on health and wellness.
4.
Innovation & Product Development (15% allocation)
Discover cutting-edge innovations and product development efforts shaping the future of
the pulse crop industry.
Find more information about the Research Round Up Here