Specialty Canola |
Why Grow Specialty Canola?
If you’ve always grown commodity canola, the idea of switching to specialty canola can raise some...
Read more >For 30 years, Canadian canola growers have trusted the Victory Canola Program as their #1 choice for specialty canola. Find out why.
Stronger agronomics. Better returns. Greater peace of mind.
| Comparison | Victory Canola Program | Other Specialty Programs |
|---|---|---|
| On-Farm Pickup | Full Load, Last Load | Limited |
| Risk-Free Pricing | Guaranteed | Limited |
| Delivery Period | 11 Monthly Options | Limited |
| Herbicide Systems | Limited | |
| Variety Selection | Limited | |
| Extended Offering | Fully Integrated (Seed, Inputs, Grain, Oil) | Limited |
| Comparison | Victory Canola Program | Other Specialty Programs |
|---|---|---|
| On-Farm Pickup | Full Load, Last Load | Limited |
| Risk-Free Pricing | Guaranteed | Limited |
| Delivery Period | 11 Monthly Options | Limited |
| Herbicide Systems | Limited | |
| Variety Selection | Limited | |
| Extended Offering | Fully Integrated (Seed, Inputs, Grain, Oil) | Limited |
Follow the five simple steps below and get help from a Cargill expert whenever you need it. That’s how easy growing specialty canola can be.
Bigger yields mean more money in your pocket. We're proud to bring you high-yielding specialty hybrids that win out against commodity canola.
Returned on average
$30.00
Returned on average
$44.00
See how VICTORY® Hybrid Canola performs in a field near you.
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All of our VICTORY® hybrids come equipped with a durable, season-long polygenic blackleg resistance package. A combination of major and minor genes provide protection from seedling to adult.
Don’t let clubroot rob your crop of vital nutrients or your business of critical profits. VICTORY® hybrid canola delivers clubroot resistance1, so you can grow with confidence knowing your profits are protected.
1 VICTORY V25-6T was developed to be resistant to the predominant clubroot pathotypes identified in Western Canada: 2F, 3H, 5I, 6M, 8N and V27-1G was developed to be resistant to additional pathotypes in Western Canada: 2F, 3H, 5I, 6M, 8N, 3A, 3D, 2B, 8E. However, in a commercial field environment there is potential for clubroot populations to exist or develop pathotypes of clubroot to which V25-6T and V27-1G (and other clubroot-resistant canola varieties with similar resistance profiles) may be susceptible. Please follow integrated pest-management strategies to maximize the durability of genetic resistance in canola
varieties. For detailed information on these strategies visit www.clubroot.ca
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