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With more than 80 percent of Canada’s canola crop exported around the world, it is critical that our canola meets the requirements of our export customers.  For example, most importing countries will not accept canola shipments containing the de-registered varieties, pesticide residues or blackleg residues described on these pages. If shipments are found containing any of these, they can be turned away, causing millions of dollars in losses and placing future business at risk. As importers are testing more frequently with extremely low detection limits, the only way to ensure that you are protecting yourself and our industry from potential losses is to follow the below guidelines and practices on your farm.

This document includes a month by month set of suggestions to help you market both your new and old canola crop. 

Budget Guidelines and Guidelines for Estimating Costs of Production.  Topics include agri-energy, a variety of crops including forage, livestock operations and organics.  This calculator is provided by Manitoba Agriculture Food and Rural Initiatives. 

The Market Outlook Report gives a world overview of a variety of different ag sectors including Canada's canola sector.  The report includes overall situation outlook, major exporters, major importers, prices, major developments, and future outlooks. 

Informational brochure that outlines basis, basis composition, and explains how using basis can help you with marketing. 

The Canadian Canola Growers Association administers the Cash Advance Program.  This link takes you to there site which holds spring and fall program details, application forms and more. 

IntercontinentalExchange (NYSE: ICE) operates leading regulated exchanges, trading platforms and clearing houses serving global markets for agricultural, credit, currency, emissions, energy and equity index markets.

Manitoba Markets are now available through the internet in their entirety. This includes everything you would see in the print version - tables, charts and graphics

A weekly update of Canadian and United States crop and livestock commodity prices.

Prices are posted each day after the close of ICE Futures Market.  Please note that these prices are reported by the buyers in a broad geogrphical range. Growers are are advised to check with individual buyers in their local area.

FNA is a business alliance of farmers that have joined together as Members of FNA to improve farm profitability. FNA is the first and currently the only organization with improving farm profitability as its objective. FNA Members have decided to work together in the FNA business alliance that is putting market power in the hands of farmers. FNA Members improve their profitability through participation in FNA-negotiated programs and services and through discounts from a national network of preferred suppliers. FNA is headquartered in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan and has a network of staff across the country serving 10,000 Members from coast to coast

Information for growers on obtaining sustainability certification to access the EU market for biodiesel opportunities.