After canola, other Canadian exports see obstacles in trade with China
Canadian sellers of soybeans, peas and pork are scrambling amid a bitter diplomatic dispute. Continue reading
Canola Council of Canada
Canada’s $27B canola market could lose $2.7B over China’s import block
The canola farming and export business in Canada is a major economic driver and represents one of the country’s most valuable commodities. Continue reading
Uncertainty for Canadian farmers as China escalates canola feud
The Canola Council of Canada said all of its members have reported that Chinese importers are unwilling to purchase their products. Continue reading
Trudeau says Canada considering sending high-level delegation to China over canola dispute
Viterra is the second canola exporter to have its registration cancelled, after Beijing halted shipments from top exporter Richardson International earlier this month. Continue reading
China has stopped all canola imports from Canada, industry group says
The Canola Council of Canada says China has stopped buying canola seeds from Canada. Continue reading
Sask. scientists solve mystery and discover new insect species in canola crops
A newly discovered insect species isn’t believed to be harmful to canola crops but scientists say they will need to study it further. Continue reading
Clubroot detected in 37 Saskatchewan canola fields
Clubroot, which causes the premature death of some plants, has been detected in 37 northern Saskatchewan canola fields. Continue reading
Snow and rain delay harvest in Alberta
By Quinn Campbell Videographer
There are several crop varieties that remain unharvested across the province but canola is seeing the most acres left to combine. Continue reading
Dryland canola crops struggle in hot and dry southern Alberta conditions
By Quinn Campbell Videographer
Autumn Barnes is an Agronomy Specialist with the Canola Council of Canada. She said while some crops look good, just a short distance away, it’s a whole different story. Continue reading
Your Agriculture: clubroot threat in Saskatchewan grows
“It’s almost certain that we are going to find (clubroot) in more fields once we start looking more closely,” said Clint Jurke with the Canola Council of Canada. Continue reading