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Supporting Alberta’s Pulse Farmers

Pulses on Every Farm,
on Every Plate.

Alberta Pulse Growers represents 5,400 growers of field pea, dry bean, lentil, chickpea, faba bean, soybean and lupin in Alberta. We lead through innovation and collaboration to add value for Alberta’s pulse farmers.

Supporting Alberta’s Pulse Farmers

Pulses on Every Farm,
on Every Plate.

Alberta Pulse Growers represents 5,400 growers of field pea, dry bean, lentil, chickpea, faba bean, soybean and lupin in Alberta. We lead through innovation and collaboration to add value for Alberta’s pulse farmers.

Supporting Alberta’s Pulse Farmers

Pulses on Every Farm,
on Every Plate.

Alberta Pulse Growers represents 5,400 growers of field pea, dry bean, lentil, chickpea, faba bean, soybean and lupin in Alberta. We lead through innovation and collaboration to add value for Alberta’s pulse farmers.

Supporting Alberta’s Pulse Farmers

Pulses on Every Farm,
on Every Plate.

Alberta Pulse Growers represents 5,400 growers of field pea, dry bean, lentil, chickpea, faba bean, soybean and lupin in Alberta. We lead through innovation and collaboration to add value for Alberta’s pulse farmers.

Alberta Pulse Growers Commission is a not-for-profit organization representing over 5,400 Alberta farmers who grow pulses like field peas, dry beans, lentils, chickpeas, soybeans, lupins and faba beans.

Through research, advocacy, marketing, and education, we promote the benefits of pulses in sustainable farming and healthy diets – helping farmers increase profitability and giving consumers healthier food options.

Growing Pulses

Discover best practices, research, resources to support sustainable pulse production, and the Pulse Buyers List.

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Eating Pulses

Explore our delicious recipes, pulse preparation tips, resources and education programs.

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Marketing Pulses

Access information about service fees, regulations, and Keep It Clean resources.

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Advocacy

Learn how we support pulse growers through policy and government relations.

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Buying Or Selling Pulses?

Alberta Pulse Growers Commission is a farmer-led commission and does not buy, sell or ship products. To purchase Alberta-grown pulses please refer to the Pulse Buyers list

What's New

Jul 14 2026

Pulse Market Insight #302

Fewer Pulse Acres Add a New Twist to a Soggy Season Leading up to StatsCan’s June acreage estimates,…

Jun 26 2026

Pulse Market Insight #301

Western Canadian Weather Roller Coaster Adds Uncertainty It’s not even the end of June, but the weather in…

Jun 12 2026

Pulse Market Insight #300

Indian Monsoon Outcome Key for Pulse Outlooks We think it’s important to not react too quickly to weather…

Upcoming Events

2026 Jul 16

Alberta Crop Diagnostic Days – Lakeland College

Alberta Grains, Alberta Pulse Growers, and Alberta Canola are proud to partner with Lethbridge Polytechnic, Western Crop Innovations, and Lakeland College to bring you hands-on, in-field learning events in three locations across the province. Alberta Crop Diagnostic Days are designed for farmers, agronomists and industry professionals who want timely, relevant and practical insights into the most pressing agronomic and crop management challenges today. Join us at any of the following events: July 14 – Lethbridge Polytechnic | Lethbridge, AB July 16 – Lakeland College | Vermilion, AB July 28 – Western Crop Innovations | Lacombe, AB You can expect in-field learning stations and demonstrations; expert insights on herbicide injury and wild oat management along with crop specific information. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain field-ready knowledge and sharpen your agronomic decision-making. Whether you’re a seasoned grower or new to the field, Alberta Crop Diagnostic Days offer something for everyone.

2026 Jul 16

Farming Smarter Field School

Topics covered at this event include reduced fertilizer recommendations for crops, disease ID and management for irrigated peas and beans, cover crops and soil health, potato agronomy, strip-tillage management, double cropping for beef cattle feed, and reduced irrigation response in wheat.