Canola School: How Low Can You Go? New Thinking on Plant Stand Counts

Update: 2016-12-05

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Update: The Canola Council of Canada has developed online calculators to determine your target plant density based on your individual field conditions, abilities and appetite for risk, as well as optimum seeding rate. You can find them at CanolaCalculator.ca. While the official industry recommendation for an optimal canola plant stand remains 7 to 10 plants per square... Read More

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Canola School: How Low Can You Go? New Thinking on Plant Stand Counts

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Canola School: How Low Can You Go? New Thinking on Plant Stand Counts