Simpson Seeds

All set and ready to roll. 🌾 Now it’s just a matter of time before seeding season kicks off. How close are you to getting started?

Before ➡️ After What comes into our facility is straight from the field, with weed seeds, whole pods, and chaff included. What goes out is clean, high-quality, and ready to go.

It all starts with local Saskatchewan farmers. 🌾 From there, we clean, process, package and ship lentils and cereals to markets around the world! 🌎 With over 45 years of experience, we’re proud to be a multi-generation family working in the industry we love.

Meet the Simpson Seeds senior management team. 🌾 From left to right: Clayton Bzdel – CFO Elyce Simpson Fraser – CEO Tyler Simpson – COO Nicole Allport – Director of Value-Add Projects Trevor Simpson – Vice President, Farm Operations

Things are picking up around here. 🌾 As certified seed growers, we focus on producing high-quality seed and growing the top varieties in lentils, chickpeas, and cereals. We maintain high purity and production standards, delivering quality you can trust, year after year.

A day at the yard. Loads rolling in, pulses moving through the bins and trucks getting filled. Just another day keeping Saskatchewan-grown pulses moving. 👍

Still smiling about this one! 🏆 The Simpson Seeds basketball team came out on top at the Filipino community of Moose Jaw’s annual Family Day Tournament. It was a great weekend cheering alongside the rest of the MJ community.

Today we delivered a variety of local pulses to the Moose Jaw and District Food Bank. We’re proud to stand alongside community partners in supporting food security and sharing Saskatchewan-grown pulses where they’re needed most.

We’ve got split red split lentils packaged up and ready to go. 🌱 Now the question is… where are they headed? 👀 Take a guess in the comments. We’ll share soon.

CDC 6964 small green lentils are rolling in for cleaning!🌾 If you’re still looking for seed or want to talk through your plans, Austin’s happy to help. 📞 306.690.3733 ✉️ austin@simpsonseeds.com

Today’s a good reminder of why we do what we do. For 46+ years, our pulse crops have been part of feeding communities and supporting agriculture, here at home and beyond. We’re proud to be part of Canadian agriculture and Prairie-grown pulses. 💪🇨🇦🌾 #CDNAgDay

Would you have guessed there were lentils in this? 👀 Ginger pumpkin loaf was on the menu for our staff leadership snack and learn session. It’s a great example of how lentils can be used in more ways than you’d think to improve the nutrition factor of delicious treats.

If you’re looking for a warm, filling, and comforting meal, this is exactly what you need. Nothing fancy, just good Saskatchewan-style comfort food. Made with local lentils it’s perfect for cold days.

Another team holiday party in the books. 🎄 So thankful for this crew and everything they do. We’re looking forward to what this year brings!

Another amazing win for our team and our industry.🥳 Congrats to our CEO, Elyce, on being named Pulse Promoter of the Year by @SaskPulse Growers.👏

Loading ACC Schrader for the elevator at Simpson Farms! With a new year underway, January is the perfect time to start planning your acres and locking in seed early. Have questions or want to book? Austin’s happy to help: 📞 306.690.3733 ✉️ austin@simpsonseeds.com

🎉 Happy New Year from all of us at Simpson Seeds. As we wrap up a great year, we’re thankful for our growers, partners and community who continue to support us. We’re looking forward for another great year ahead.

🎄 Merry Christmas everyone! Wishing you all the best during the holidays.

December 15 was an exciting day for our team with the launch of the Moose Jaw Farm & Food Partnership (MJFFP). This new regional initiative is focused on strengthening South-Central Saskatchewan’s ag and food sector by connecting people, products, and purpose.👏👏👏

We’ve got a few pieces of farm equipment heading to the Ritchie Brothers sale on December 18. Tractors, sprayers, harvest equipment, grain handling, windrowers, swathers, seeding and tillage equipment, forklifts and more. Take a look here: bit.ly/49ZpIPV