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Farmers Reminded To Monitor Canola Storage

The Canola Council of Canada had some advice for farmers last week at Manitoba Ag Days.
 
Agronomy Specialist Angela Brackenreed took part in the canola program held last Tuesday.
 
"For storage, which is really the most important thing right now because there's a lot of canola on farm, the main message is nothing new, but we need to really monitor those bins and make sure that everything is okay," she said. "We invest so much in this crop and really went through a lot to try and get it off the field and in to the bin. We don't want to see anything happen to it."
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