Producing export-quality canola, cereals and pulses starts with planting the best seed and managing it carefully. Let’s all do our part to maintain Canada’s reputation as a high quality supplier.
The Spray to Swath Interval is the minimum number of days that must pass between product application and cutting your crop by swathing or straight-cutting. On farm chemical labels, you’ll see it referred to as the Pre-Harvest Interval or PHI. Cutting before this interval has lapsed can leave unacceptable residues on harvested seed.
Did you know Canada exports 90% of the canola we produce? Click below for five simple tips to get your canola ready for export.
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Did you know Canada exports over 20 million tonnes of wheat, oats and barley every year? Click below for five simple tips to get your cereals ready for export.
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Did you know that Canada exports close to $4 billion of pulse crops to over 130 countries annually? Click below for simple tips to get your pulses ready for export.
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