Canola Minute
Here’s the latest Canola Minute from the Northern Canola Growers Association. This week, Northern Canola Growers Association Executive Director Barry Coleman highlighted the recent Canola Research Conference.
Articles tagged under: Barry Coleman
Research Priorities for Canola
During the online Canola Research Conference, Northern Canola Growers Association Executive Director Barry Coleman outlined the organization’s research priorities. "Looking at disease management, we want to emphasize blackleg and clubroot research in our proposals and we've got a separate sclerotina initiative…
Canola Minute
In this week's Canola Minute, Northern Canola Growers Association Executive Director Barry Coleman provides an update on canola's role in the renewable fuels industry.
Canola Minute
In this week's Canola Minute, Northern Canola Growers Association Executive Director Barry Coleman talks about how canola fits into the renewable fuels market.
Canola Minute
In this week's Canola Minute, Northern Canola Growers Association Executive Director Barry Coleman provides a summary of canola yields.
Canola Minute
In this week's Canola Minute, Northern Canola Growers Association Executive Director Barry Coleman gives a harvest recap.
Canola Crunch-Time
According to Northern Canola Growers Association Executive Director Barry Coleman, yields are higher than expected. "The crop conditions for canola actually improved in the last week which is surprising." Harvest is pretty much wrapped up in southwestern North Dakota. "They're…
Canola Minute
In this week's Canola Minute, Northern Canola Growers Association Executive Director Barry Coleman talks about the upcoming Canola Expo.
On the Brink of Harvest
Northern Canola Growers Association Executive Director Barry Coleman says canola harvest has just barely started for some producers, but if wheat yields are anything to go off of, canola harvest should yield well. "Seven percent of the state's canola has…
Canola Minute
In this week's Canola Minute, Northern Canola Growers Association Executive Director Barry Coleman reminds growers to look for Diamondback moth damage.
