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Treated whole canola seed as a local source of bypass fat for lactating dairy cows 

Objective 1. To evaluate alkaline (calcium hydroxide) treatment of canola seed [whole seed control, green seed (Canada Grade 3), or […]

Investigating susceptible genes (S-genes) in canola to improve resistance against Verticillium disease 

Objective 1. Assess resistance levels in the UBC B. napus TILLING population, Brassica rapa and Sinapis arvensis against V. longisporum.  […]

Developing an Integrated Multiomics Platform for Canola and Wheat 

Objective 1. Assemble available large scale public multiomic datasets for canola and wheat from local, national and international efforts.   2. […]

Making canola less attractive to flea beetles 

Objective 1. Generate glucosinolate-free B. napus lines  2. Eliminate myrosinase from canola leaf tissue to generate myrosinase-free lines  3. Verify […]

The nature of soil carbon in SK soils: Bridging the gap between laboratory and spectroscopic methods

Objective 1. Spectroscopic characterization of soil organic carbon (SOC) stability using FT-NIR and Mid-IR on SK soils (legacy soil samples)  […]

RNA Shield: protecting canola against Blackleg, Clubroot and Verticillium Stripe 

Objective 1. Double-stranded RNAs (dsRNAs) targeting eight distinct genes in Leptosphaeria maculans (Lm) were designed and tested as a single, […]

Exploring new traits of interest for flax in Saskatchewan 

Objective 1. Breeding short flax with improved yield potential.  2. Analyzing fatty acid (including ALA) concentration in large-seeded flax lines.  […]

On Farm: Exploring the Impact of Low vs High Stubble Heights

Objective To evaluate the effects of different stubble heights on various factors, with a primary focus on snow catch, soil […]

Greenhouse Gas Program for Diverse Field Crops

Our proposed project will deliver tangible resources for Canadian growers who produce diverse field crops, looking to implement practical strategies for reducing N2O emissions.

Enhancing the Development of Short and Herbicide Resistant Flax

This project focuses on showing the benefits of improved flax varieties to farmers and adapting the trait to allow farmers to be as competitive as possible.

Integrated Approaches for the Genetic Improvement of Flax

The proposed project will develop new generation of flax varieties which will enable the crop to be grown over larger areas in Canada.