BEIJING, June 14, 2013 – A yearlong joint Sino-Canadian study released to key decision-makers in China today has proven that the use of Canadian canola meal in cattle feed in Chinese dairies can significantly increase quantity produced.
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Media advisory – Canola meal research in China
Canola meal research results released at a Beijing event Study results open up opportunities for Canadian canola in China Results of a year-long study on canola meal in dairy feed…
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Top-dressing nitrogen or sulphur on a canola field may not be the most efficient way to fertilize a crop, but there are times when it can pay.
Read moreConsuming canola oil can improve health and reduce chronic disease risk
A comprehensive review of scientific evidence shows that consuming canola oil instead of other fat sources enhances health and can help consumers comply with expert dietary fat recommendations.
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The decision to spray for flea beetles depends on the amount of feeding per plant, whether the threat continues, and the stage of the crop. Canola can grow through a fair amount of feeding without the need to spray.
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The 17th round of negotiations for the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) allowed Canadian agriculture to significantly raise the profile of key priorities for farmers and the grains and oilseed trade.
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