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Reap maximum yield potential with CROPLAN® canola seed by WinField United. We’ve handpicked from the industry’s best genetics to bring you a broad selection of canola hybrids and varieties specially adapted to your unique field conditions.
CP21T3P is the pod shatter product in the CROPLAN® canola line up and is quickly earning its place as the best glyphosate tolerant straight cut hybrid on the market. CROPLAN® canola seed showed a lower shatter score than Roundup Ready®, TruFlex® and LibertyLink® competitors in a recent field study.
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Don’t let blackleg or clubroot throw a wrench into your operation. Get the disease resistance for your canola crop needed for your area and conditions.
Seeding LibertyLink® canola hybrids gives your field a herbicide rotation to glufosinate instead of glyphosate, helping combat glyphosate-resistant weeds like kochia.
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Don’t give weeds a chance. TruFlex® canola lets you control a wider range of weeds earlier in the year, so you can reap the rewards of higher canola yield potential at harvest.
Skip the swather. Straight cut canola can help save time and labour costs while increasing potential for higher quality seed and reducing risk of yield loss to pod shatter.
CROPLAN® canola offers farmers choice. Selecting more than one canola hybrid to plant is a strong risk management strategy. When you choose more than one canola hybrid, with differing maturities, you can decrease your exposure to environmental risk factors and reduce the potential of having all your acres ready to swath or harvest at the same time.
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The best canola seed for Western Canada depends on your region, disease pressures, maturity requirements, and yield goals. CROPLAN® Canola hybrids combine high-yielding genetics with strong emergence, dependable standability, and disease protection to help growers achieve consistent performance across Western Canada's varied growing conditions.
The right CROPLAN® canola hybrid depends on your growing environment, preferred herbicide system, disease pressures, and production goals. Your local CROPLAN® expert can help you evaluate factors such as maturity, yield potential, blackleg resistance, and clubroot protection to identify the hybrid that best fits your operation.
Top-performing canola hybrids vary by region and seasonal conditions. Growers should consider local trial results, disease risks, and environmental factors when selecting seed. CROPLAN® offers hybrids designed for the unique challenges of Western Canadian production.
It’s important to remember that yield performance can vary from year to year based on weather, soil conditions, and management practices. The highest-performing hybrids typically combine strong genetics with excellent emergence, disease protection, and stress tolerance.
Where clubroot is present or poses a risk, selecting hybrids with strong clubroot resistance is critical. CROPLAN® offers hybrids with advanced disease protection to help growers manage risk while maintaining productivity.
Drought stress can affect yield potential at several stages throughout the season. Growers should look for hybrids with strong emergence, vigorous root development, and proven performance across diverse environmental conditions.
CROPLAN® offers hybrids across multiple herbicide trait platforms, helping growers choose a weed-management approach that aligns with their operation and resistance-management strategy.
Crop rotation plays a major role in managing disease pressure, protecting yield potential, and supporting long-term field productivity. Proper rotation can help reduce the risk of diseases such as blackleg and clubroot.
CROPLAN® Canola Seed combines leading genetics, strong agronomic traits, disease protection, and local expertise to help Western Canadian growers achieve consistent performance and maximize yield potential.
The 2027 CROPLAN® Seed Guide is now available, offering a broad selection of hybrids and seed varieties specially adapted to local conditions. Download a copy today.