Once the grain is in the bin, the combines are cleaned up and, in the shed, we sincerely hope you will take the time to join the NPGA in Great Falls for the Growing Together- Rotation Matters workshop on December 1st!
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Our staff is working tirelessly to bring you a first-rate day of education and updates on all the most pressing issues affecting pulse producers in the upcoming year. There will be updates regarding winter canola and winter pulses, farm bill policy updates a discussion on drought implications for weed control Strategies.
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We are working hard to bring you a fun and informative day of education This will be a great opportunity for growers to visit with their peers and learn new things to make your operation even more streamlined and profitable in the upcoming 2026 crop year We hope to see you there!
-Matt McCabe, NPGA Board President
December1,2025
10AM
Join growers, researchers, and industry members for a full day focused on crop rotation, innovation, and collaboration
This workshop will highlight the importance of rotational diversity in sustainable cropping systems; with practical insights you can apply directly on your farm.
Highlights
Grower Perspectives: Hear from pulse and canola producers across Montana
Featured Topics: Drought & Weed Control
Strategies, winter canola & pulse production; legislative, and market updates!
Post Workshop Research Poster Social: Connect with peers and explore new findings …and much more!
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Last month, we had the privilege of hosting an extraordinary week in Montana during the Hola Montana Inbound Trade Mission 2025. This initiative went beyond site visits it created meaningful opportunities to build long-term partnerships, trust, and connections between U.S. farmers and international buyers. We hosted more than 12 international buyers from Mexico, Guatemala, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Panama, Colombia, Chile, and Brazil. Throughout the mission, our guests:
✅ Toured processing facilities and farms during harvest season.
✅ Met with growers and exporters of pulses, grains, and hemp.
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✅ Gained insights into Montana’s research, innovation, and sustainable practices.
✅ Experienced Montana’s culture, from family farm dinners to a VIP rodeo night.
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✅ $2 Million in projected sales over the next 3 months. We are deeply grateful to all our Montana partners farmers, processors, and researchers who opened their doors and shared their stories. Together, we strengthened Montana’s reputation as a trusted supplier of high-quality agricultural products to the world
PULSEQUALITYSURVEY
Greetings Pulse Producers,
We need your assistance! As in years past, the NPGA will be collecting samples for the 2025 Pulse Quality Survey from our region. The survey provides important marketing information to global customers and the research community.
Established in 2007, the Northern Pulse Growers Association collaborated with Northern Crops Institute in Fargo to create the first pulse quality survey in the U S Since that time, we joined forces with USA Pulses and expanded the survey to include growing regions across the United States. The data from this survey provides important information such as protein and starch content, cooking and canning qualities.
We are requesting 2 lb. samples of peas, lentil, and chickpeas. If you are willing to assist us with this, please contact the office for information to include with the samples.
We will reimburse you for mailing costs, so please submit a receipt if amount of postage is not printed on the box by the Postal Service
Please mail your samples to the NPGA office: 1710 Burnt Boat Drive, Suite #4, Bismarck ND 58503. We will be forwarding the samples to Dr Cliff Hall at SDSU for analysis
U.S. grown pulses play an important role in the global food supply and we hope to continue to provide potential customers with this important information. You can view the 2024 report on the NPGA website (www northernpulse com)
Listing in one issue of the NPGA Newsletter, company profile in NPGA’s online directory, and company name featured as an NPGA sponsor in programs
“Thank you ” shout-out on NPGA socials before the event
Admission for 1 company attendee and 1 grower pass
Reserved booth in the NPGA Trade Show Area.
½-page “Sponsor Spotlight” in NPGA Newsletter or social media, company profile in NPGA’s online directory & company name/logo featured as sponsor in program
Dedicated “thank you ” shout-out on NPGA Socials
Admission for 2 company attendees plus 4 grower passes to the NPGA Annual Convention.
Booth space in the NPGA Trade Show Area
Barn Raiser
¼-page “Sponsor Spotlight” in NPGA Newsletter or social media, company profile inNPGA’sonlinedirectory,&companyname/logofeaturedasasponsorinprogram
“Thank you ” shout-out on NPGA Facebook and Instagram before the event
Admission for 2 company attendees and 2 grower passes to the event
Exhibit opportunity – Reserved booth in the NPGA Trade Show Area
Logo featured in “thank you ” banner on home page all year
Full page “Sponsor Spotlight” article in NPGA Newsletter OR social media
Company profile included on NPGA online searchable industry directory
Company name & logo printed as NPGA sponsor in programs Included on radio flights
