An increase in demand from pet owners for grain-free pet food options is growing the market for pulse crops, with a major processor recruiting contract growers for the coming season.
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Pet food market grows demand for pulse crops
A growing demand for non-grain pet food options is creating new market opportunities for pulse farmers.
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