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In the latest Canola Watch podcast, host Jay Whetter talks with Misha Glouberman about conflict resolution and the important distinction between “position” and “interest”.

We’re putting together some tips on managing ruts and expectations for canola left out all winter. These will be posted in the February or

To participate in this study and receive information about the quality of your canola crop, email Veronique Barthet (veronique.barthet@grainscanada.gc.ca) or Twylla McKendry (twylla.mcKendry@grainscanada.gc.ca).

Growers were optimistic through most of 2016, due in large part to an early start and decent moisture during crop establishment. Crops were thick

Results from the disease survey show increases in sclerotinia stem rot incidence. Blackleg incidence is down from 2015 in Manitoba and Saskatchewan and up

Steam coming out of bin doors or snow melting off one bin while remaining on others is a quick clue — but don’t use

If leaving bags for the winter, watch them regularly. Feel them for warm temperatures. Probe them if possible. Tape up any holes that may

While placing canola seed orders this winter, consider these questions: How much seed do you need? What seed treatment to use? What varieties best

2016 Canola Performance Trial small-plot data on yield, height, lodging and days to maturity is also available in the searchable database at canolaperformancetrials.ca

Delivery points report a spike in heated canola. Check all canola bins as soon as possible.

Small plot data from the 2016 Canola Performance Trials are now available in the searchable database on the CPT website and in the 2016

Weather is finally allowing for some harvest to resume across the Prairies, but the concern now is how to handle canola that could come