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Below: Dec 2024:

The Stamp team and family members at a year end wrap up event

Links to articles that include Stamp Seeds:

Improved Varieties On The Ground And In The Pipeline
The Seed Industry is a Family Business
Can the Seed Industry Still Come Together?
It’s Time to Take a Deep Breath and Finish What we Started
Stamp of Approval
New Varieties Sprout Potental
Seed Development
CSGA Learn: What the Experts Say
The Joy of Farm Diversification
Want a super farm business? Build your ‘superteam’
Irrigation Adds Stability in Unstable Times
A Few Pointers on Fall Rye & Winter Wheat Production
Long-Time Flax Producers Share the Secrets of Their Successes
Seed Growers Pick The Year’s Top Performers
Southern Alberta Seed Farm Embraces Culture of Safety
Planing Ahead for Cover Crops
Real Life On farm Trials in Alberta
General Purpose & Soft Wheat
Rye in Strong Position Going Into 2022
See if Fababeans Fit on Your Farm
New Fall Ryes Have All The Features
Don’t Overdo On-farm Trials
The Good, Bad and Ugly of Working in a Family Business
Profiting From Winter Wheat
Stamps Honoured With Motherwell Award

Stamp Seeds was established in 1978 by Richard and Marian Stamp of Enchant, Alberta, Canada.

Stamp Seeds is located in the heart of irrigation country in the hamlet of Enchant. It is home to approximately 200 people and 500 in the surrounding area. The Hamlet of Enchant is part of the Municipal District (MD) of Taber, which is 45 minutes south east of our farm.

Our irrigation farm consists of sandy loam soil and has water rights from the Bow River Irrigation District which draws water from the Little Bow River. This water comes from rain, snowpack and glacial melt in the Rocky Mountains of the Banff National Park area. Our land is irrigated by pivot irrigation systems, for the optimum use of our water supply and maximum crop production.

We retail and wholesale seed, contract grow and multiply seed stock, and produce wheat, barley, faba beans, peas, lentils, flax, hybrid rye, grass, and hybrid seed canola. We farm 8500 acres of cropped land, 80% of it irrigation. We participate in the Canadian Foodgrains Bank harvests and our farm team is also involved in many volunteer groups, associations and boards.

Since 2005 we have been involved with a wildlife habitat restoration and creation project which involves planting thousands of trees around fields and enhancing wetland and grassland areas between fields for habitat.