Research and Technology
Reports:
Good Value from Certified Hybrid Canola Seed 46 KB
Western Canada Canola/Rapeseed Recommending Committee(WCC/RRC) Report 21.5 KB
Research and Technology Committee Annual Report 36.5 KB
Research Tax Credit
Tax Credit Letter to Producers
Agronomic Research and technology is a priority for MCGA. MCGA maintains the funding to agronomic research projects to ensure that Canadian and Manitoba canola remains a high quality crop. The majority of canola check off dollars go to research that focuses on increasing the quality and yield of canola while decreasing the costs of productions.
MCGA funds:
Canola Agronomic Research Program (CARP)
The goal of this program is to increase the profitability of
canola production.
Canola Advantage Program
New extension focused program from the Canola Council of
Canada. The program is focused on providing growers with production information targeted at improving profitability to make canola one of their best cropping options.
Manitoba Canola Variety Evaluation Team (MCVET)
MCVET conducts trials and publishes other third party data for a range of cereal, pulse, oilseed and forage crops at sites across the province. The information is collected from different sites across the province.
From left to right, the people in the picture are: Mrs. Pat Kenyon, Mrs. Judith Nugent-Rigby, Mr. Bob Smith, Mrs. Sandra Fuller, Mr. David Audette, Ms. Paula Parks, Mr. Lynn Coleman.
The award was presented by President Emoke Szathmary (far right person in the picture).
The Manitoba Canola Growers Association is proud to support the educational wetland project at Kelburn Farm. This exciting project is going to be a great addition to the Canola Learning Centre experience.
Pictures:
HEAR Variety Trials
 
HEAR Blackleg trial
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