Cash advance support for canola growers projected to be worth only around $35 million

Agronomic news
October 15, 2025

Source: RealAgriculture.com

One of the federal government’s main support measures to date for canola producers affected by China’s tariffs is projected to cost Ottawa — and save farmers — roughly $35 to $36 million over the next two years. Read more on the support from this RealAgriculture article.

Great Lakes YEN yields big bushels in 2025

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The Great Lakes Yield Enhancement Network (YEN) has hit a new milestone in its efforts to unlock the potential of winter wheat production with the winner of its 2024-2025 competition harvesting a whopping yield of 182.6 bu...

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Seed order time & insecticide seed treatment considerations

October 15, 2025

As seed orders are being finalized, it’s a good time to reassess whether insecticide seed treatments are truly needed. A comprehensive 4-year study led by Dr. Jocelyn Smith at the University of Guelph – Ridgetown Campus ev...

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Winter wheat starter response

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Using starter fertilizer can be an effective way to apply fertilizer but what is the most effective rate and product to use. This trial evaluated liquid versus dry fertilizers, different rates of fertilizer, and broadcast ...

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Where's China? Sluggish soybean market has farmers asking where the buyers are

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As soybean harvest progresses, growers are increasingly concerned about a missing player in global trade: China. Scott Metzger, vice president of the American Soybean Association (ASA) and a soybean producer from southern ...

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Wheat School: Three advantages of fall weed control

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Fall is a busy time on the farm, but if growers can make time for weed control they will get a strong return on their investment. On this episode of the RealAgriculture's Wheat School, agronomist Kurtis Pilkington looks a...

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One of the federal government’s main support measures to date for canola producers affected by China’s tariffs is projected to cost Ottawa — and save farmers — roughly $35 to $36 million over the next two years. Read more on the support from this RealAgriculture article.

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