Following SaskCanola’s Annual General Meeting on January 8, the SaskCanola Board of Directors voted to maintain current leadership for the 2018 year with Doyle Wiebe as Board Chair and Lane Stockbrugger as Vice-Chair. For further information about SaskCanola board committees and external appointments, visit saskcanola.com/about/directors.php. SaskCanola has committed $1.5 million to support 10 new research...

“I distinctly remember walking with my grandfather in the fields when he would be behind the horse and harrow. The old dog Bob would be right there with us and it was an all-day affair.” —Murray McConnell In 2017, for the first time in the history of Canada, the number of acres seeded in canola...

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Market outlook: What’s Ahead for Canola?

Global demand for vegetable oil and meal keeps rising, which is positive for the canola outlook. But what will another rise in canola acres in Western Canada mean for disease and other rotation issues?

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Canola agronomy priorities for 2018

Canola Council of Canada agronomy specialists describe their key messages for 2018. Clubroot leads the way for many of them.

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Clubroot management

Keep clubroot spore counts down and you can avoid major yield loss from the disease. In this article, CCC agronomy specialist Dan Orchard describes five proven steps that can prevent clubroot from taking hold in a field or, if it does take hold, from rising to yield-damaging levels.