The Canary seed Development Commission in Saskatchewan is launching a new website for consumers.
Commission chair Darren Yungman says the website is designed to provide nutritional information on newly developed de-hulled Canary seed.
He says Canary seed for human consumption is being called by its Spanish name, alpiste.
Yungman says Canary seed offers high protein, healthy oil and is non-gluten.
He says it can be incorporated in salads, soups and baking.
The waste portion of the de-hulled seed can be used as livestock feed.
