Three questions pulled from our new Canola Watch Fundamentals article “Watch for and report new canola pests.”

Four questions on the theme of pre-seed weed control. While it may be too early to spray this week, growers and agronomists could test well water and dugout water used for spraying.

Three questions to consider as you prepare for rapidly-emerging canola crops with low insect and weed pressure in 2026.

Canola Digest magazine’s annual Science edition summarizes canola research projects completed through the previous year. People who take this section will experience fresh new canola research results that will inform the Canola Council of Canada’s most up-to-date canola agronomy recommendations.

The Canola Council of Canada shares agronomy content through various media. This section focuses on alternative delivery methods, including videos, infographics, social media, online calculators and the Canola Research Hub blog. People who take this section will learn canola agronomy and discover new resources to share with farmer clients. Taking this exam will also open their eyes and ears to new knowledge transfer methods they may want to try in their own work.

This section has 10 questions on water, weather and crop nutrition as they relate to canola production in Western Canada. People taking this section will learn how water management can improve canola results, and important ideas in nutrient management. Content is from various Canola Council of Canada sources, as indicated in each question.

This section has 10 questions on canola pest management. People taking this exam will review agronomy tips for cabbage seedpod weevil, verticillium stripe and other pest management issues that arose in canola in Western Canada in 2025. Questions are based on content is from Canola Council of Canada agronomy communications, including Canola Watch, Canola Digest and other sources.

Canola Digest Science 2025, posted earlier this month, includes reports on recently completed canola research projects. These three quiz questions are based on results from those projects.

This quiz features four photos taken on the Prairies over the past seven days. Match the four images to the four choices. Click submit to see agronomy details in the answers.

Verticillium stripe canola disease is all across the Prairies. This quiz provides a three-question primer to scouting and management.