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Saskatchewan Flax Soil Zone

Concept map of Saskatchewan. The purple soil zone marks the proposed Growing area. A proposed processing farm hub is marked at Witchekan Lake First Nation. A grouped marker identifies the nearby Biolin 10-acre crop and reported raw-flax stock, with separate location links in the details.

Illustrative growing area · Tap a map label for details. Nearby Biolin crop and raw-flax locations share a marker; details include separate map links.

Growing

100 farmers. One growing network.

Recruitment goal · First Nation and non-First Nation farmers

Outreach: 28 First Nation communities + 72 rural municipalities.

Seeking growers in and around the purple Flax Soil Zone.

Fields and available flax

  • 2027 fields — Witchekan Lake farm · proposedField availability, acreage and planting plans to be established.
  • Additional growing locations sought
  • Biolin Research — 10 acres of Avian fibre flaxReported awaiting harvest · October 2026. An opportunity for a hands-on class: harvest the seeds first, then learn to harvest the flax itself.
  • Raw flax available — approximately 1 tonneReported by the project sponsor as stored beside the field and ready to be utilized.
Selling

Small Business & Corporations

Ten companies under CLS Farms Inc

Industry

Saskatchewan’s flax industry

Research, processing and products across the province.

Industry directory · Independent businesses, not confirmed project partners.

Research & fibre

Seed, oils & ingredients

Feed & seed supply

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The proposal

From field to finished goods.

Read the early-stage plan to create the Saskatchewan Flax Belt. Includes the 28 First Nation communities identified for outreach and the invitation to explore growing, training and business partnerships. Attachment A on page 12 contains the CLS Farms company overview.

Read the proposal ↓
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