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Production

Canola Production (A686)
Canola Production Field Guide (A1280)
ND Canola Variety Trial Results and Selection Guides (A1124)
NDSU Statewide Variety Trials
Replanting or Late Planting Crops (A934)
Intercropping for Grain Production in the Northern Great Plains
Swathing and Harvesting Canola (A1171)
Canola Straight Cut or Swath
Effect of Frost on Flowering Canola
Frost Tolerance of Spring Seeded Canola

Soil & Fertility

Fertilizing Canola and Mustard (SF1122)

RESEARCH REPORTS

Assessment of Canola Response to Top-dress Nitrogen and Sulfur (Carrington REC, 2021)

Weed

North Dakota Weed Control Guide
Herbicide Resistant Traits in Minnesota and North Dakota (PS1945)

Insect

Field Crop Insect Management Guide

Disease

North Dakota Field Crop Plant Disease Management Guide
Canola Diseases: Clubroot (PP1998)
Canola Diseases: Sclerotinia Stem Rot (PP1989)
Canola Sclerotinia Risk Map Program

RESEARCH REPORTS

Cultivar and other Brassica Host Evaluation to Manage Clubroot on Canola (Langdon REC, 2021)

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Canola Doctor App

Sell or Store Canola Tool

Sclerotinia Risk Map

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