Updates

Details: 13 November 2019

Growing de-registered varieties can create market risk for Canadian canola. You can help protect valuable markets and our reputation as a supplier of high-quality canola by growing crops that meet the requirements of export customers. Click here to learn more and to see which varieties are a no-grow.

Details: 14 November 2019

From seed selection to delivery, the decisions that you make on the farm can impact market access for all. The good news is, Keep it Clean! has 5 Simple Tips that will help you keep your crops ready for market. Check them out here, then take the Keep it Clean! Quiz to test your knowledge.

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Details: 07 October 2019

Ochratoxin A (OTA) is a potent mycotoxin that can form on stored grain in high moisture conditions. OTA is produced by Penicillium verrucosum, a naturally-occurring soil fungus; but, unlike deoxynivalenol (also known as DON or vomitoxin) which is formed in the field, OTA forms exclusively in storage.

Keep Canada's Canola Clean

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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Keep Canada's Cereals Clean

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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Keep Canada's Pulses Clean

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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Latest Updates

Practice Safe Storage to Prevent OTA in Cereals

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