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Wolford Crops Progressing, But Rain Needed

Published July 3, 2025

Crops in Wolford, North Dakota are starting to fill in, but Chris Brossart says they could use more rain. "We've had nice weather, but we could definitely use some rain. We're in that stage where we need timely rain just…

BASF: Faster Growth Boosts Canola Yield Potential

Published June 27, 2025

BASF Invigor Gold's growth is quick and vigorous relative to existing canola varieties. "That's important for canola because the toughest part of its growing situation is early, and plant establishment is really important," said BASF Seed Agronomist Matt Smith. "With…

BASF: Invigor Gold Ideal for Western Dakotas

Published June 27, 2025

BASF Area Sales Manager for North Dakota and South Dakota, Bob Bohl says the western Dakotas are perfect for yellow-seeded canola. "Looking at the western Dakotas, I see a lot of opportunity with yellow-seeded canola to help provide some yield…

BASF Launches Invigor Gold Canola

Published June 26, 2025

At a launch event in Great Falls, Montana, BASF announced its new line of Invigor Gold yellow-seeded canola varieties. "It's able to handle hotter, drier conditions, much better than traditional canola," said BASF U.S. Head of Seeds and Traits Bryan…

Lakota Crops Looking Good, but Rain Needed Soon

Published June 19, 2025

Crops in the Lakota, North Dakota area are doing well, but according to Mark Huso, they could use some more moisture. "For the most part, we're pretty happy with how things look. But we certainly need some rain this week,…

Canola Takes Off

Published June 12, 2025

A beautiful canola crop was seen during the Red River Farm Network Crop Watch travels. "I've never seen a crop explode like that," explained Dan Younggren, who farms at Hallock, Minnesota. "We were a little skeptical too whether we should re-seed…

Canola Planting Picks Up After Rain Delay

Published May 29, 2025

Favorable weather is allowing canola planting to progress rapidly throughout North Dakota. "A lot of the growers in the north central to northeast typically plant in late May to early June," says Northern Canola Growers Association Executive Director Barry Coleman.…

China’s Tariffs Cost Canadian Farmers

Published March 29, 2025

China’s 100 percent tariff on Canadian canola products and a 25 percent tariff on pork and seafood are causing major disruptions for Canadian growers and exporters. Sask Oilseeds Chairman Dean Roberts warned of serious challenges ahead. "We're facing trade wars,…

Canola Minute

Published March 28, 2025

This is the Canola Minute. Northern Canola Growers Association Executive Director Barry Coleman talks about recent meetings in Washington D.C. Click here to listen.

Canola Minute

Published March 24, 2025

This is the Canola Minute. Northern Canola Growers Association Executive Director Barry Coleman talks about recent meetings in Washington D.C. Click here to listen.

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Wolford Crops Progressing, But Rain Needed

BASF: Faster Growth Boosts Canola Yield Potential

BASF: Invigor Gold Ideal for Western Dakotas

BASF Launches Invigor Gold Canola

Lakota Crops Looking Good, but Rain Needed Soon

Canola Takes Off

Canola Planting Picks Up After Rain Delay

China’s Tariffs Cost Canadian Farmers

Canola Minute

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