Canola U

04/05/2012

The rain has done outstanding things for all Oklahoma crops, but the canola looks incredible!

03/12/2012

Speaker presentations from the Feb. 28 event are up on www.canolau.com. Videos will be posted at a later date.

Farm and ranch magazine with farm equipment classifieds covering the major crops of wheat, corn, cotton, soybeans, sorghum and cattle and hog breeds.

03/05/2012

Thanks to all that made Canola U a success! We'll be updating the canolau.com resource page shortly, so stay tuned for updates.

02/07/2012

Have you registered for Canola U in Enid, Ok on Feb. 28? You should! Visit www.canolau.com for details.

01/18/2012

Have you registered for Canola U yet? There will be new topics discussed on Tuesday, February 28 at the Cherokee Strip Conference Center in Enid, Oklahoma. Visit www.canolau.com/register.cfm to reserve your spot today!

01/10/2012

Sharpen your canola-growing skills at Canola U, scheduled for Tuesday, February 28 at the Cherokee Strip Conference Center in Enid, Oklahoma. Sponsored by High Plains Journal and DEKALB. Register at http://www.canolau.com/register.cfm.

12/23/2011

Canola U has new topics for 2012 for farmers who are currently growing winter canola or those who want to give it a try. Register for the 2/28/2012 event at http://www.canolau.com.

New Topics for 2012! The 2012 Canola U event will feature a completely new agenda designed to accelerate the learning curve for those farmers who are either currently growing winter canola or those who want to give it a try.

12/01/2011

Winter canola's potential as a dual-purpose crop, according to K-State agronomists.

It would be even more valuable to some producers if they could utilize winter canola as a dual-purpose forage and grain crop, said Mike Stamm, K-State Research and Extension canola breeder.

12/01/2011

When is it too cold to spray w**ds? Find out in this brief article from an OSU Small Grains W**d Science Extension Specialist on herbicide application to wheat and canola crops as we move into December's cold weather.

10/25/2011

A hot, dry summer like we have experienced can drive many plant feeding insects to look for any green, succulent plants to snack on until they die or hibernate for the winter. Several leafhopper species will move into, and feed on wheat, including the painted leafhopper, the aster leafhopper and the gray lawn leafhopper, just to name a few. http://bit.ly/w445nb

10/12/2011

Have questions about canola? Check out the Canola U resource center at http://www.canolau.com/resourcecenter.cfm for information on seeding, planting & fertilization, insect control, disease control, w**d management, growth stages, and harvest.

10/12/2011

OSU Extension specialists say it's the year of the "attack of the diamondback moth" in winter canola.