Minnesota Canola Council

Organization
Board of Directors Sponsors Annual Report 24-25 Annual Report 23-24 Annual Report 22-23 Annual Report 21-22 Annual Report 20-21 Annual Report 19-20 Annual Report 18-19 Annual Report 17-18 Annual Report 16-17 Annual Report 15-16 Annual Report 14-15 Annual Report 13-14 Annual Report 12-13 Annual Report 11-12 Annual Report 10-11 Annual Report 09-10 Annual Report 08-09 Annual Report 07-08 Annual Report 06-07 Office/Staff
Research
CPC NCRP Risk Maps Sclerotinia Initiative Research Database
Nutrition/Recipes
Nutrition Recipes Cooking with Canola
Events
Field Day Golf Scramble Annual Winter Meetings Outstanding Service Awards
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Field Day

The Council's Field Day offers growers a guided tour of the research trials involved in the Minnesota Canola Production Centre (CPC). Hosted by the CPC site agronomist, the tour features a comprehensive, in-depth look at the year's research trials. For 2026, the Council's 29th year of CPC management, research trials include: 1) variety and systems comparison; 2) nitrogen rate and timing; 3) canola sulfur rate; 4) Insecticide seed treatment; and 5) canola fertilizer rate form trial.

The 2026 Field day was held Wednesday, July 8 along with the always popular Canola Hackers Golf Scramble. The CPC tour began at 9:45 a.m. and was followed by a burger basket lunch at Oakcrest Golf Club. The Canola Hackers Golf Scramble began at 12:15.

The 2026 CPC was located on on Magnusson Farms, west of Roseau (from the intersection of Highways 310 and 89, travel 3 miles west, then continue north on 360th Avenue for 0.3 miles.).

Local farmers and industry experts gather to observe canola plots, discuss management strategies, and review the latest agronomic research.