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Do you think Canola Performance Trials should continue? If yes, in what fashion? You have only a few more days to have your voice heard on the canola variety trial information you see in your provincial Seed Guide!…
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Growers who want to run an Ultimate Canola Challenge trial in 2016 can contact CCC agronomy specialist Nicole Philp at philpn@canolacouncil.org or 306-551-4597. This collaboration gives growers a chance to learn first-hand how to run an effective on-farm trial… -
One challenge with boron is the hot water extraction (HW) soil test commonly used to test boron levels does not seem to be a reliable indicator of available boron. A 1999 study by Rigas Karamanos showed no relation between HW boron levels and canola yield, as the graph shows. Yet soil analysis continues to use the HW test for boron… -
Here are the Canola Council of Canada’s Top 10 agronomy goals for 2016…
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canoLAB is close to sold out for most dates and locations, but you may be able to grab one last spot. Manitoba is actually sold out but a few spots are being held for growers…
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CropConnect Conference is February 10-11 at the Victoria Inn in Winnipeg… -
The Canola Council of Canada's Crop Production & Innovation team is here to help answer your canola agronomy questions. Here are the 11 agronomy specialists with their territories, areas of specialty and contact information… -
Based on conversations with growers and processing plants, heated canola seems to be higher than usual so far this winter. Please check bins to make sure temperatures are stable… -
Canola Performance Trials (CPT) 2015 small-plot data on canola seed varieties is now available in this online booklet…