Archived - Dual-Purpose Winter Canola in the Pacific Northwest: Silage Production (Oilseed Series)
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Dual-purpose winter canola is gaining attention, and recent research has begun to illustrate its potential. As the name suggests, dual-purpose winter canola serves two purposes: fall forage or silage …
Published: June 2017
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