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Christie Pollack shares her experience at the Alberta Canola leaders event that brings together young farmers from across Alberta each year.

Murray Hartman discusses the upcoming science-O-rama event taking place April 6 in Edmonton.

For complete details visit http://albertacanola.com

Thanks to Alberta Agriculture & Forestry for sharing this Call of the Land Interview

Canola Council of Canada agronomist Dan Orchard discusses when to swath canola.

Daniel Graham from the Alberta Financial Services Corporation(AFSC) provides a quick update on insurance coverage

Alberta Oilseed Specialist Murray Hartman and Canola Council Agronomy Specialist Warren Ward discuss the upcoming harvest season and the decisions that growers face in highly variable fields.

Canola Council of Canada agronomy specialist Keith Gabert talks about looking for lygus bug damage in your canola.

Knowing your economic threshold is important when counting lygus in your sweep net.

For more information of lygus bugs visit these sites:

http://www.canolacouncil.org/canola-encyclopedia/insects/lygus-bug/

http://www.canolawatch.org/tag/lygus/

Brian Innes, VP of Government Relations with the Canola Council of Canada discusses the importance of Canada's export markets and the role that observing Maximum Residue Limits (MRL's) plays in the process.

Murray Hartman and Gregory Sekulic discuss the future of canola. Murray predicts the changes to the canola industry will be as dramatic in the next 25 years as they were in the last 25 years.

Keith Downey is one of the fathers of canola, a Canadian researcher who helped to develop the low glucosinolate and low erucic acid oil characteristic.

This Canola Watch podcast, recorded at the International Rapeseed Congress in Saskatoon July 7, 2015, features a conversation with Downey, along with Canola Council of Canada V.P. Curtis Rempel, Alberta Canola Producers Commission director Daryl Tuck and host Jay Whetter.

You can read CanolaWatch and subscribe for free at www.canolawatch.org