 | | | First MOGA AGM and Field Day The Manitoba Oat Growers Association (MOGA) says a big Thank You to Brian Helgard, manager at the Richardson International Kelburn Farm Crop Development Centre near Winnipeg. Brian and his staff hosted the first MOGA field day July 27, 2010. Watch this space for an expanded report soon. |
Welcome! Welcome to the web site of the Prairie Oat Growers Association, a volunteer farmer organization dedicated to enhancing the profitability of oats for producers, and increase its value to the customer.
This web site is intended to provide a wide variety of information of interest to oat growers, the oat industry, and consumers -- a one-stop shop for information about oats.
The web site continues to be under development as more information is added, and we request your patience while we continue our efforts to add the important information available about oats.
We look forward to your ongoing visits and interest, and invite you to use the Contact Us page to send us an email with your comments and suggestions.
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| | Oat Scoop, April 2010 | | The April 2010 edition of the Oat Scoop, with information about a record pot of oatmeal and lots of
important... DETAILS >> | | January 2010 Oat Scoop | | The January 2010 POGA newsletter with information about oat consumption, marketing opportunities,
the... DETAILS >> | | The Oat Scoop, August 2009, Saskatchewan edition | | The Oat Scoop published in August of 2009, including call for nominations for Saskatchewan Oat
Development... DETAILS >> | | The Oat Scoop, August 2009, Manitoba edition | | The Oat Scoop published in August of 2009, including call for nominations for Manitoba Oat Growers ... DETAILS >> |
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Financial support for development of the POGA website has been provided by the Canadian Adaptation and Rural Development Fund in Saskatchewan (CARDS).
Funding for the CARDS program is provided by Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada.
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