PAMI

An all-terrain test track is a critical asset for dedicated testing, providing controlled, consistent, and realistic conditions to assess vehicle performance, safety, and compliance.

Equilibrium moisture content (EMC) relationships predict how ambient air used for natural air drying affects the moisture content of stored grain.

April 6, 2022 – Winnipeg, MB – For 47 years, the Prairie Agricultural Machinery Institute has studied, designed, built, and tested machines, machine

Humboldt, Saskatchewan – April 24, 2026 — Prairie Agricultural Machinery Institute (PAMI) is pleased to be selected as a recipient of $3 million in funding

PAMI’s team of over 45 professionals provides solutions for clients, often collaborating on multiple projects.

The Prairie Agricultural Machinery Institute (PAMI) has developed practical innovations and engineered solutions for clients over 50 years.

Built on 50 years. Engineered for 50 more.

PAMI offers expertise in product improvements, durability, safety, and development cycle reduction for clients.

PAMI helps clients design, develop, improve, and test products before market release through engineering and applied research.

Prairie Agricultural Machinery Institute (PAMI) secures **$3 million in federal funding** to support Canada’s defence innovation efforts. The investment aims to bolster research and development in defence technologies, though specific projects or applications remain unstated. PAMI, based in Humboldt, Saskatchewan, highlights the funding as a key step in expanding its role in national defence innovation.

Apr 2026PAMINews article

Canada’s federal government allocates over **$8.2 million** to Saskatchewan to advance domestic defence manufacturing. The funding supports local production of defence-related goods, enhancing military readiness and economic growth in the region. Prairies Economic Development Canada leads the initiative, targeting industries critical to national security.

Apr 2026canada.caNews article

The Prairie Agricultural Machinery Institute (PAMI) celebrates five decades of research and development in agricultural machinery since its founding in 1975. Based in Humboldt, Saskatchewan, PAMI has contributed to advancements in farming equipment through testing, design, and innovation. The institute continues to support the agricultural sector with specialized expertise in machinery solutions.

Jun 2025farmnewsNOWNews article

The Prairie Agricultural Machinery Institute (PAMI) shifts its strategic focus to three sectors: agriculture, mining, and transportation. This move aims to strengthen its financial stability by concentrating resources on these core industries. The decision reflects a deliberate pivot away from other areas of operation.

Feb 2021SaskToday.caNews article