Canola Council of Canada

Post-harvest spraying is a great opportunity to control perennial weeds and winter annuals. Effective control this fall, while the weather co-operates on much of the Prairies, will prevent these weeds […] Read more

While it’s always important to condition harvested canola crops down to storage-safe temperature and moisture levels in the fall, it’s even more critical in years such as this when the […] Read more

Many canola growers will face crops at two or more stages of development when it comes time to swath this year. The most profitable approach is to hold off swathing […] Read more

Many canola growers will face crops at two or more stages of development when it comes time to swath this year. The most profitable approach is to hold off swathing […] Read more

Canola growers in several areas of the Prairies who woke up to frost-damaged crops this morning should wait at least four days to assess damage before taking drastic action. The […] Read more

Canola growers who cut their fertilizer rates with the high price of crop nutrients in mind may end up cutting their profits, the Canola Council of Canada warns. With spring […] Read more