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This quiz describes five timely scenarios where decisions could influence profitability of a canola crop…
August 26, 2020 - Issue 24
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Always inspect seeds in side-branches as well, particularly in fields with low plant populations that have a large amount of branching… -
Measure combine losses and then make adjustments to limit those losses. This puts more canola in the bin and reduces the volunteer canola seedbank in your fields…
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Late season hail can damage pods and increase the shattering risk for those pods. Before jumping the gun and swathing too early, take these decision-making steps…
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Canola Council of Canada agronomy specialist Ian Epp and Alberta farmer Melissa Damiani help host Jay Whetter describe timely tips to produce a clean canola crop for export. Find all the tips at keepingitclean.ca…
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Canola grower organizations in Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Alberta encourage farmers and agronomists to do more field testing… -
Clear patches of canola plants that are ripening prematurely could be diseased. These are obvious places to start a pre-harvest disease survey…
