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  • Checking Canola Crop as it Blooms

    Checking Canola Crop as it Blooms

    A farmer shows how to check his canola crop as it blooms. Canada exports more than 90 per cent of its canola as seed, oil, or meal, to approximately 50 markets around the world. Canadian Ingredient Spotlight: Canola Oil https://canadianfoodfocus.org/health/canadian-ingredient-spotlight-canola-oil/ Photo credit: Farm & Food Care SK

  • Checking Canola Crop

    Checking Canola Crop

    A farmer shows how to check his canola crop as it blooms. Canada exports more than 90 per cent of its canola as seed, oil, or meal, to approximately 50 markets around the world. Canadian Ingredient Spotlight: Canola Oil https://canadianfoodfocus.org/health/canadian-ingredient-spotlight-canola-oil/ Photo credit: Farm & Food Care SK

  • Checking Canola Crop with Farmer

    Checking Canola Crop with Farmer

    A farmer shows how to check his canola crop as it blooms. Canada exports more than 90 per cent of its canola as seed, oil, or meal, to approximately 50 markets around the world. Canadian Ingredient Spotlight: Canola Oil https://canadianfoodfocus.org/health/canadian-ingredient-spotlight-canola-oil/ Photo credit: Farm & Food Care SK

  • Farmer Checking Canola Crop

    Farmer Checking Canola Crop

    A farmer shows how to check his canola crop as it blooms. Canada exports more than 90 per cent of its canola as seed, oil, or meal, to approximately 50 markets around the world. Canadian Ingredient Spotlight: Canola Oil https://canadianfoodfocus.org/health/canadian-ingredient-spotlight-canola-oil/ Photo credit: Farm & Food Care SK

  • Farmer Showing How to Check Canola Crop

    Farmer Showing How to Check Canola Crop

    A farmer shows how to check his canola crop as it blooms. Canada exports more than 90 per cent of its canola as seed, oil, or meal, to approximately 50 markets around the world. Canadian Ingredient Spotlight: Canola Oil https://canadianfoodfocus.org/health/canadian-ingredient-spotlight-canola-oil/ Photo credit: Farm & Food Care SK

  • Farmer in Canola Field

    Farmer in Canola Field

    A farmer shows how to check his canola crop as it blooms. Canada exports more than 90 per cent of its canola as seed, oil, or meal, to approximately 50 markets around the world. Canadian Ingredient Spotlight: Canola Oil https://canadianfoodfocus.org/health/canadian-ingredient-spotlight-canola-oil/ Photo credit: Farm & Food Care SK

  • Sweep Netting Canola Crop

    Sweep Netting Canola Crop

    Sweep net results can be highly variable throughout a field. Extension entomologists recommend a minimum of 5 sampling sites, in a W or X pattern throughout the field, with 10 sweeps at each site. Canadian Ingredient Spotlight: Canola Oil https://canadianfoodfocus.org/health/canadian-ingredient-spotlight-canola-oil/ Photo credit: Farm & Food Care SK

  • Lady in Canola Field with Sweep Net

    Lady in Canola Field with Sweep Net

    Lygus bug and cabbage seedpod weevil economic thresholds are based on sweep net counts, and proper counts depend on using the standard sweep net and technique. Canadian Ingredient Spotlight: Canola Oil https://canadianfoodfocus.org/health/canadian-ingredient-spotlight-canola-oil/ Photo credit: Farm & Food Care SK

  • Lady Sweep Netting Canola Crop

    Lady Sweep Netting Canola Crop

    Lygus can show up in all areas of the Prairies, but even if you don’t typically have lygus or cabbage seedpod weevil, a sweep net can be useful to identify the presence of beneficial insects, of diamondback moth larvae and other insect pests. Canadian Ingredient Spotlight: Canola Oil https://canadianfoodfocus.org/health/canadian-ingredient-spotlight-canola-oil/ Photo credit: Farm & Food Care SK

  • Girl Checking Net for Insects

    Girl Checking Net for Insects

    Sweep net results can be highly variable throughout a field. Extension entomologists recommend a minimum of 5 sampling sites, in a W or X pattern throughout the field, with 10 sweeps at each site. Canadian Ingredient Spotlight: Canola Oil https://canadianfoodfocus.org/health/canadian-ingredient-spotlight-canola-oil/ Photo credit: Farm & Food Care SK

  • Canola Farmer Checking Canola Crop

    Canola Farmer Checking Canola Crop

    Canola is the largest crop by hectare grown in Saskatchewan. Canadian Ingredient Spotlight: Canola Oil https://canadianfoodfocus.org/health/canadian-ingredient-spotlight-canola-oil/ Photo credit: Farm & Food Care SK

  • Close Up of Canola Flowers

    Close Up of Canola Flowers

    Canola is grown by 43,000 Canadian farmers who produce about 20 million tonnes of canola annually. Canola is now one of the most widely grown crops in Canada. Canadian Ingredient Spotlight: Canola Oil https://canadianfoodfocus.org/health/canadian-ingredient-spotlight-canola-oil/ Photo credit: Farm & Food Care SK

  • Canola Flower Close Up

    Canola Flower Close Up

    Canola is grown by 43,000 Canadian farmers who produce about 20 million tonnes of canola annually. Canola is now one of the most widely grown crops in Canada. Canadian Ingredient Spotlight: Canola Oil https://canadianfoodfocus.org/health/canadian-ingredient-spotlight-canola-oil/ Photo credit: Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture, 2020

  • Close Up of Flower Canola

    Close Up of Flower Canola

    Canola is grown by 43,000 Canadian farmers who produce about 20 million tonnes of canola annually. Canola is now one of the most widely grown crops in Canada. Canadian Ingredient Spotlight: Canola Oil https://canadianfoodfocus.org/health/canadian-ingredient-spotlight-canola-oil/ Photo credit: Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture, 2020

  • Canola Pods

    Canola Pods

    Canola is grown by 43,000 Canadian farmers who produce about 20 million tonnes of canola annually. Canola is now one of the most widely grown crops in Canada. Canadian Ingredient Spotlight: Canola Oil https://canadianfoodfocus.org/health/canadian-ingredient-spotlight-canola-oil/ Photo credit: Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture, 2020

  • Canola Pod Close Up Vertical

    Canola Pod Close Up Vertical

    Canola is grown by 43,000 Canadian farmers who produce about 20 million tonnes of canola annually. Canola is now one of the most widely grown crops in Canada. Canadian Ingredient Spotlight: Canola Oil https://canadianfoodfocus.org/health/canadian-ingredient-spotlight-canola-oil/ Photo credit: Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture, 2020

  • Canola Pod Close Up

    Canola Pod Close Up

    Canola is grown by 43,000 Canadian farmers who produce about 20 million tonnes of canola annually. Canola is now one of the most widely grown crops in Canada. Canadian Ingredient Spotlight: Canola Oil https://canadianfoodfocus.org/health/canadian-ingredient-spotlight-canola-oil/ Photo credit: Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture, 2020

  • Canola Crop in Bloom

    Canola Crop in Bloom

    Canada exports more than 90 per cent of its canola as seed, oil, or meal, to approximately 50 markets around the world. Canadian Ingredient Spotlight: Canola Oil https://canadianfoodfocus.org/health/canadian-ingredient-spotlight-canola-oil/ Photo credit: Farm & Food Care SK

  • Flowering Canola Field

    Flowering Canola Field

    Canola is grown by 43,000 Canadian farmers who produce about 20 million tonnes of canola annually. Canola is now one of the most widely grown crops in Canada. Canadian Ingredient Spotlight: Canola Oil https://canadianfoodfocus.org/health/canadian-ingredient-spotlight-canola-oil/ Photo credit: Farm & Food Care SK

  • Field of Flowering Canola

    Field of Flowering Canola

    Every year, approximately 20 million acres of Canadian farmland turn brilliant yellow as canola comes into bloom. The crop is primarily grown in the western provinces of Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Some canola is also grown in British Columbia, Ontario and Quebec. Canadian Ingredient Spotlight: Canola Oil https://canadianfoodfocus.org/health/canadian-ingredient-spotlight-canola-oil/ Photo credit: Farm & Food Care SK

  • Canola in Bloom

    Canola in Bloom

    Canola is grown by 43,000 Canadian farmers who produce about 20 million tonnes of canola annually. Canola is now one of the most widely grown crops in Canada. Canadian Ingredient Spotlight: Canola Oil https://canadianfoodfocus.org/health/canadian-ingredient-spotlight-canola-oil/ Photo credit: Farm & Food Care SK

  • Canola Crop

    Canola Crop

    Canola is grown by 43,000 Canadian farmers who produce about 20 million tonnes of canola annually. Canola is now one of the most widely grown crops in Canada. Canadian Ingredient Spotlight: Canola Oil https://canadianfoodfocus.org/health/canadian-ingredient-spotlight-canola-oil/ Photo credit: Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture, 2020

  • Flowering Canola

    Flowering Canola

    Canola is grown by 43,000 Canadian farmers who produce about 20 million tonnes of canola annually. Canola is now one of the most widely grown crops in Canada. Canadian Ingredient Spotlight: Canola Oil https://canadianfoodfocus.org/health/canadian-ingredient-spotlight-canola-oil/ Photo credit: Farm & Food Care SK

  • Canola Field in Bloom

    Canola Field in Bloom

    The crop developed in Canada 50 years ago is now at the centre of a thriving industry with international reach. Canada’s canola value chain is made up of growers, seed developers, processors and exporters. Together, they generate $26.7 billion in economic activity in Canada each year. Canadian Ingredient Spotlight: Canola Oil https://canadianfoodfocus.org/health/canadian-ingredient-spotlight-canola-oil/ Photo credit: Farm & Food Care SK

  • Bins in a Flower Canola Field

    Bins in a Flower Canola Field

    Canola is grown by 43,000 Canadian farmers who produce about 20 million tonnes of canola annually. Canola is now one of the most widely grown crops in Canada. Canadian Ingredient Spotlight: Canola Oil https://canadianfoodfocus.org/health/canadian-ingredient-spotlight-canola-oil/ Photo credit: Farm & Food Care SK

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