U.S. demand for canola oil rising, with construction underway on new crush facilities

Agronomic news
February 25, 2024

Source: RealAgriculture.com

The race is on among canola processing companies to supply growing demand in the U.S. for canola oil as a feedstock for lower carbon-intensity fuels. Read more on the construction of crush facilities and demand for the product from this RealAgriculture article.

Canola School: When water isn't enough — top tips for sprayer clean out

July 27, 2024

When it comes to managing sprayer clean out, Tom Wolf, co-founder of AgriMetrix and Sprayers 101, says it’s important to understand the properties of the products used in the tank. Check out this Canola School recording at...

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Good demand expected for Canada’s two biggest crops

July 25, 2024

There should be good demand for Canada’s two biggest crops this year, an economist says. Stephen Nicholson, global sector strategist of grains and oilseeds for Rabobank, said the U.S. hard red winter crop is big and gettin...

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The Agronomists: Compaction causes and rescue fertility with Peter Johnson & Marla Riekman

July 25, 2024

For this episode of The Agronomists, host Lyndsey Smith is joined by Peter Johnson of RealAgriculture and Marla Riekman with Manitoba Agriculture to discuss compaction impacts, avoiding compaction, how nutrients are impact...

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Canola School: Why testing matters for clubroot, blackleg & verticillium stripe

July 25, 2024

Knowing what disease pressure is present or confirming one disease over the other is a key part of a canola disease managment plan. Disease testing is one option to be considered when out scouting. Clubroot, blackleg. and ...

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Soybean School: Progress in the fight against phytophthora root rot

July 25, 2024

New developments in testing are expected to provide soybean growers with valuable information to fend off yield-robbing root rot caused by the water mould known as Phytophthora sojae. Find out more on the testing from this...

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The race is on among canola processing companies to supply growing demand in the U.S. for canola oil as a feedstock for lower carbon-intensity fuels. Read more on the construction of crush facilities and demand for the product from this RealAgriculture article.

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