The GPCA was formed in July of 2007 by representatives from all sectors of the industry... growers, seed companies, processors, academia, exporters, crop protection companies and food manufacturers.
We have the shared goal of increasing acreage and consumption of canola in the Great Plains of the United States.
GPCA is a membership organization providing research support, industry news and information about canola programs and works to determine and implement a policy direction beneficial to the canola industry as a whole.
Kansas farmers will have several opportunities to get a first-hand look at canola fields and research plots in Kansas during the Canola Field Tours scheduled this spring, said Mike Stamm, K-State Research and Extension canola breeder.
Sholar comes to GPCA after having served for 3 decades as a Professor of Agronomy and Extension Agronomist at Oklahoma State University. He had statewide responsibility for extension programs in peanuts and soybeans and for coordinating interdisciplinary programs for oilseed crops.
Here is the current list of growers that have canola pushers available for custom work. This equipment pushes the canola over at 30 to 45 degrees (at approx. swathing time) and then the crop is straight cut the opposite direction it was pushed. Most have indicated that they could do custom pushing. Chris Bullis, Dover,...
A-Team Harvesting LLC: We have been in business for over 30 years and have experience in harvesting canola in Oklahoma. We are a family ran operation. We run 7 Case-IH combines. 5 2388′s and 2 8010′s. All combines are equipped with 35′ and 36′ draper heads or pick up heads. We have all the supporting...
