Episode 188: Has Canola’s Time to Shine Finally Arrived?
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7.28.20 Canola has been the next big crop in the Pacific Northwest for 30 years. For many years, canola advocates insisted acreage would increase when an oil seed crushing plant in the region was opened. One did in Warden, Washington in 2013, the largest crushing facility west of the Rocky Mountains, and while canola acreage … Episode 188: Has Canola’s Time to Shine Finally Arrived? Read More »
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