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Growers who want to run an Ultimate Canola Challenge trial in 2016 can contact CCC agronomy specialist Nicole Philp at philpn@canolacouncil.org or 306-551-4597. This

One challenge with boron is the hot water extraction (HW) soil test commonly used to test boron levels does not seem to be a

Here are the Canola Council of Canada’s Top 10 agronomy goals for 2016.

canoLAB is close to sold out for most dates and locations, but you may be able to grab one last spot. Manitoba is actually

CropConnect Conference is February 10-11 at the Victoria Inn in Winnipeg.

The Canola Council of Canada’s Crop Production & Innovation team is here to help answer your canola agronomy questions. Here are the 11 agronomy

Based on conversations with growers and processing plants, heated canola seems to be higher than usual so far this winter. Please check bins to

Canola Performance Trials (CPT) 2015 small-plot data on canola seed varieties is now available in this online booklet.

The Canola Performance Trials (CPT) Committee wants to see if you find value in these high-quality, unbiased, timely trials and how you think the

Brassica napus is semi-determinant in its growth, which means it can produce new growing points from leaf axils. When conditions change to provide more

At least 10 new pathotypes have been discovered in fields in central Alberta. While varieties with improved resistance to 5x may provide a benefit,

Fertilizer planning: Growers with soil tests, particularly for poor performing fields in 2015, have valuable background information for making informed fertilizer rate decisions for