No matter how good the harvest weather or how dry the harvested crop, all canola should be conditioned after it goes into the bin. For tough and damp canola, the spoilage risk is much higher, says the Canola Council of Canada.

While President Trump touts the new free-trade deal, agricultural groups signal support for the new pact for easing trade concerns, improving market access.

An agronomy specialist with the Canola Council of Canada discusses the pros and cons of straight cutting canola vs. swathing and how emerging genetics are playing a role in increased straight-cutting acres.

This video from the Canola Council of Canada describes key stand establishment steps using animated video and a question and answer format with growers. Canola crops that come out of the ground evenly and with seven to 10 plants per square foot can compete better with pests and mature more evenly. Benefits include earlier harvest, better quality, higher yields and more profit.

Here are some pre-harvest herbicide options from the Canola Council of Canada for growers planning to straight-combine canola.

The Canola Council of Canada shares suggestions for managing sclerotinia root rot in canola and offers a handy checklist to determine your risk.

The Canola Council of Canada shares some good reasons for reducing or eliminating tillage, or making sure to keep tillage equipment in the shed.

Some growers have been wondering whether there’scorrelation between straight-cutting canola and heating in the bin of the crop. Angela Brackenreed, agronomy specialist with the Canola Council of Canada, discusses the issue.

Boron levels can have a big effect on canola yields, but a certain test doesn't seem to do a good job of finding deficiencies, says the Canola Council of Canada.