Posts by PNW Canola 2026
Spokane RO: USDA Broadens Enterprise Unit Options for Canola and Rapeseed Producers
Beginning with the 2027 crop year, producers will be able to elect enterprise units at the type-level, rather than combining all types into a single enterprise unit.
Read MoreTechnical Guidelines for the Production of Regenerative Agricultural Biofuel Feedstocks
In the rule USDA cites the change to include “spring canola” as an eligible feedstock in response to comments by USCA and other organizations/individuals.
Read MoreMontana Program Dates/Deadlines
USDA in Montana reminds agricultural producers of important Farm Service Agency (FSA) program dates; most major crops are due July 15.
Read MoreCanola might help farmers navigate Central Oregon drought, but some farm groups have concerns
Supporters say canola is a drought-resilient crop that will help their rotation and economics, while grass seed growers and other agricultural groups are concerned about coexistence.
Read MoreMSU Extension on Considerations for Early Planting
Early planting can improve yield potential, but growers should balance frost, drought, and pest risks when making seeding decisions.
Read MoreBiofuel makers say they can boost Washington’s climate goals and farmers
Expanding renewable fuel production can help Washington meet its climate goals while creating stronger markets for farmers by increasing demand for oilseed crops like canola as a low-carbon feedstock.
Read MoreCanola pioneer receives Spokane Ag Show excellence award
Curtis Hennings, Ritzville, WA was recognized for his long-term contributions that have helped shape canola production and agriculture in the dryland PNW region.
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