Canola Minute
In this week's Canola Minute, Executive Director Barry Coleman talks about EPA's recent decision on adding canola oil as a biofuel feedstock.
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Major Development for Canola
The U.S. Canola Association is applauding the EPA’s determination that canola oil-derived renewable diesel will qualify as an advanced biofuel under the Renewable Fuels Standard program. "They've shown that canola oil will reduce GHD remission by at least 18 percent,"…
A Game-Changer
Renewable diesel was a hot topic at the U.S. Canola Association autumn board meeting. "Talk on renewable fuels revolves around demand and how growers are going to supply the need," said Barry Coleman, executive director, Northern Canola Growers Association. "If…
Canola Minute
In this week's Canola Minute, Northern Canola Growers Association Executive Director Barry Coleman talks about the upcoming Canola Growers Research Conference.
Canola Minute
In this week's Canola Minute, Northern Canola Growers Association Executive Director Barry Coleman is excited to promote canola products at the Worlds of Flavor event.
Canola Minute
In the latest Canola Minute, Northern Canola Growers Association Executive Director Barry Coleman announces their new partnership with the annual Prairie Grains Conference.
Flea Beetles Pressuring Canola Crop
Montana is just starting Canola harvest. Northern Canola Growers Association Executive Director Barry Colemans says harvest for North Dakota is still a few weeks out. "We don't expect Canola to be ready until mid-to late august. The majority will be…
Canola Minute
Northern Canola Growers Association Executive Director Barry Coleman takes a closer look at the canola crop across the Northern Plains in this week's Canola Minute.
Canola Minute
Northern Canola Growers Executive Director Barry Coleman talks about canola acreage in the newest USDA planting report. Hear more in this week's Canola Minute, presented by the Northern Canola Growers Association.
Canola Minute
Flea beetle pressure continues to increase and that can damage canola. Executive Director Barry Coleman reminds farmers to check fields and spray if needed. Hear more in this week's Canola Minute.
