National Canola Research Conference

Every three to four years, the U.S. Canola Association hosts a National Canola Research Conference (NCRC) for university and industry researchers to present their latest findings on canola production and nutrition and industrial applications for both canola oil and meal. Agronomic topics range from breeding spring and winter canola to planting date and fertilizer applications to controlling insects, diseases and weeds to harvesting and storage best practices. The NCRC allows participants to share and discuss practical production tips and innovative technologies as well as to identify opportunities for collaborative research and develop research priorities to grow the U.S. canola industry.

The most recent NCRC was Nov. 5-6, 2018 in Baltimore, Md., in conjunction with the American Society of Agronomy and Crop Science Society of America. Click on the links below for presentation abstracts, speakers, and audio and video recordings:

Symposium: Canola Oil and Nutrition
Symposium: World Canola Production
Presentations: Spring Canola Agronomy
Presentations: Winter Canola Agronomy
Canola Research Posters
Presentations: Canola Cross-Over Topics
Presentations: Canola Breeding and Genetics

For archives of previous NCRC presentations, click on these links: 2014, 2010, 2006 and 2003.