Canola Watch Newsletters

Don’t fret about crickets, but don’t ignore them either Crickets have recently been spotted in some canola fields in Manitoba and Saskatchewan. Although not generally considered a canola pest, they…

Tools you can use Canola Council of Canada features a range of tools that can help you get the most from this year’s canola harvest or adjust future management decisions. Learn more: …

Set yourself up now for success next year  After this year’s stressful growing season, producers may want to start thinking about what they can do to set themselves up for success…

Hail hail? A mid-season hail event can be a stressful event for canola producers. The later it happens in the season, the greater the damage it can have. But hail doesn’t…

Late-window herbicide: better late than never Wind and rain can push back herbicide spraying to the point of yield loss, but late-window applications can still be worth it. While some…

Moisture retention a feature of direct seeding/zero till practices  Direct seeding/zero till practices are meant — among other things — to preserve moisture in times of need. With dry, scorching…