The canola harvest in North Dakota is beginning, with yields expected to be higher than last year in northern areas and lower than last year in southern areas where many had record yields in 2023. Many growers have started desiccating canola in preparation for straight cutting. Disease and insect pressure does not appear to have been a concern this year.
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Canola harvest beginning throughout the region
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