On Friday, we broke ground in Winnipeg on the new Canola Innovation Centre with comments from:
👉 Kerran Klements, Business and Pipeline Enablement Lead, Bayer North American Breeding
👉 The Honourable Ron Kostyshyn, Minister of Agriculture for the province of Manitoba, and
👉 Kacy Perry, Country Division Head, Bayer Crop Science Canada
This $45 million investment will help advance canola innovation and support the future of Canadian farming. We're so excited to see the breakthroughs that come out of this facility! 🌼
#CdnAg
Use Yield Analysis to make smarter decisions. Easily track field and hybrid performance with your planting and harvest data.
FieldView’s Yield Analysis tool helps you assess past choices and plan for the seasons ahead. Learn more: https://t.co/xedewV3E0d
Gary’s been putting in the work to grow a big crop of DK401TL canola on his farm near Foam Lake, SK, this year.
We caught up with him as he harvested his Battle of the Bushels field. Will his efforts pay off?
#westcdnag
What a way to start in corn for @NicVanDeVelde of Dover with some mega DKC114-42 coming off at around 26.5%. Intensive management paired with strong genetics with some help from Mother Nature can sure lead to big corn when it all connects. Well done Nic!
@DEKALB_Canada
With anticipated market introduction in 2027, it's almost time to grow your own way. Keep up with the latest on our newest soybean trait, Vyconic, here: https://t.co/4L9vvUTmoM
We know the work doesn’t just stop. Whether you wrapped harvest this weekend or are still trucking through, huge shoutout to our 🇨🇦 farmers for rolling forward 👊
#Thanksgiving#NationalFarmersDay
📷: Beth Brown
Track each pass more closely this season.
The 'Single Pass' feature in the FieldView Cab App lets you create Region Reports to compare hybrid yields across check strips.
Watch the video to learn more: https://t.co/EbYwo2Y6LL #harvest26
Big thanks to plot cooperator Adam Lenover for all your efforts in bringing quality data to help us continue to learn. Congrats on some big yields here just outside of Dresden! @LaevensAgri#MakingHistory@DEKALB_Canada
Stopped by Jay's Battle of the Bushels DK401TL harvest at his farm near Kuroki, SK and it was looking pretty promising...
Still got some more Battle of the Bushels results coming in as harvest rolls on. Watch this space to see if Jay brings the trophy home 👀🏆
Astronaut Jeremy Hansen will open #GrowCanada2026 as keynote speaker!
Jeremy’s journey to space offers lessons that go far beyond exploration. He’ll share how setting a bold vision, taking relentless daily action, navigating the unknown and embracing collaboration can turn ambitious goals into reality.
Hear from Jeremy in Ottawa, Dec. 1–3. Register now: https://t.co/PL8jdcZ1Nd
Sponsored by @Bayer4CropsCA
#GrowCanadaStrong #CdnAg
DEKALB canola harvest season means meals in the field delivered by your favourite Bayer Customer Solutions Leads 🙂↕️
Here are some great moments from harvest this past week captured by our CSLs in Alberta!
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Vegreville, AB farmer Kris Klammer saw a yield bump during his 2025 TruFlex LibertyLink canola harvest versus his LibertyLink acres.
Max flexibility without compromising on yields? It’s a Win Win 🥇
More here: https://t.co/CTE6mLq2Cq
What does better decision-making look like in the real world? 🤔
For Chris and Candace Bauer near Lake Lenore, SK, FieldView helps turn season-long data into insights they can use, from fungicide decisions to on-farm trials and harvest analysis.
Read how they're using FieldView to make every acre count: https://t.co/q1A0SVOxxL
Harvest is heating up. First Battle of the Bushels results are rolling in soon.
Check out @Chris_bauer_LL's DK401TL coming off this week at his farm at Lake Lenore, SK with his rep @robmakowsky. Can't wait to share what Chris yielded!
Some field issues are easy to miss from the road, but satellite imagery captures what the eye can't see.
FieldView's Field Health Imagery gives you the insights you need to stay ahead this #harvest26.
Discover how it can make a difference: https://t.co/x0MOnRaqyh
Harvest is an ideal time to scout and collect canola disease samples.
SaskOilseeds agronomist Ian Epp says knowing which diseases are present, and their severity, can guide variety selection, rotations and management next season. 🌱
https://t.co/uSpfpmHzfQ
#Canola#Harvest2026 #SkAg