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Early Flax History

The people of Neolithic times depended on numerous plants and animals for their continued survival. Knowledge of these resources had come to them through observation, experimentation and from information provided to them by their ancestors.

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Flax Article

Verticillium Stripe or Blackleg?

A field scouting guide for canola producers: Is it verticillium stripe or blackleg?

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Canola Guide

Sprayers 101

Provides farmers with knowledge and resources for best practices in the safe, efficient, and effective operation of agricultural sprayers. Sponsored by SaskOilseeds.

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Canola Flax Guide

Split Nitrogen Applications

This collaborative document was produced by SaskOilseeds, Sask Wheat and the Western Applied Research Corporation (WARC), to support growers who are currently participating in, or considering future participation in the Commissions’ on-farm trial programs.

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Canola Article

Prairie Pest Monitoring Network

Provides farmers with weekly Prairie insect and wind forecasts, risk maps and protocols. Collaborative research project that SaskOilseeds co-funds.

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Canola Flax Tool

Prairie Crop Disease Monitoring Network

Provides timely information about crop diseases on the Prairies and highlights effective disease management approaches. SaskCanola is a co-funder.

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Canola Flax Tool

Herbicide Carryover

In a collaborative publication, the staff of SaskCanola, SaskPulse and Sask Wheat cover herbicide carryover risks and considerations for growers following drought conditions.

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Canola Article

Disease Testing Program

SaskOilseeds offers a disease testing program to help farmers identify incidences of clubroot, blackleg, and verticillium stripe for optimal prevention and management.

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Canola Tool

Canola Research Hub

Translates agronomy research findings into tangible, on-farm practices. Funded by the provincial canola grower groups, the Canola Council of Canada, and the Canadian Agricultural Partnership.

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Canola Article Tool