
Make sure your seed and fertilizer can get along
Side- and mid-row banding help, but watch that P in the seed row — especially in a dry spring

To store or sell canola? That is the question
As grain companies try to boost sales in other countries, growers ponder long-term storage

Growers fear a China crisis over canola
Farmers are worried but quiet diplomacy is the best option, says Alberta Canola official

In denial? Farmers ‘failing’ in battle against clubroot
Scott Keller has crunched acreage numbers and found tight rotations and susceptible varieties are commonplace

Canola performance results available

Green seed canola a big issue for producers this year
Know what you’ve got, watch for spoilage, and make calls to potential buyers of lower grades, says crop specialist

When it comes to the big two crop diseases, those really were the good old days
Fifteen years ago, a ‘funny’ new disease was found — today clubroot combined with fusarium is a killer one-two punch

A two-year break can prevent a clubroot horror show
Clubroot spores live for 20 years but new research says a surprising 99 per cent die in two years — if infestations are light

Learn how to get more for your grain

Trade agreement a big deal for canola growers
Trans-Pacific Partnership trade accord comes as canola acreage poised to grow once again