Todd Hyra can't speak for the entire grain industry, but as far as SeCan is concerned, its western business manager says there's no such thing as a
'Version 2.0" of any of the varieties it distributes.

Farmers need to know who they are buying seed from to avoid potentially significant costs
Seed royalty consultations stalled
Seed growers and farmers alike are being warned such sales breach breeders' rights rules
Farmer skepticism on end point and trailing royalties proposals came through loud and clear in a recent survey
One major wheat seed producer says protecting Canada’s quality reputation is important
Seed companies warn infringers potentially face significant costs, not only for unpaid royalties but also the investigation and court costs
Our History: March 1984