The canola crop in North Dakota and Minnesota is doing well. “The canola certainly handled a lot of our bigger moisture events better than some of the other crops,” said Scott Hammond, business representative, BASF. “It’s important to have a crop growing out there that’s still going to produce in those wetter areas. I think we’re going to be pretty happy with some of the canola yields we pull off this year.” Hammond was in Calgary this past week touring the InVigor Canola research facilities.
