WILLISTON, N.D. – Most of the canola on the Miller farm has changed from blooming bright yellow to a slightly duller color, which means it is nearly finished blooming and starting to turn.
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Early durum heading, canola turning at Miller farm
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Floyd Miller took this photo of grasshoppers in his canola. They stripped all the leaves and left the stems.
Floyd Miller’s stripped canola field in the foreground, where grasshoppers caused damage, with the rest of his canola in the background.
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