There is no denying canola has been the shining star of agriculture across western Canada this past month — as it is every summer when in bloom. It isn’t unusual to see people stopping alongside the road to snap a picture, or take a selfie against the gorgeous sea of yellow this crop provides.
Even those of us who grow it, are taken in by the allure of those bright and beautiful blossoms and have been know to take a picture, or two, perhaps more… I’ll admit I may have gotten carried away this year, but the opportunity was irresistible and right out my backdoor.
We are proud to be one of the over 43,000 Canadian farmers producing this heart-healthy, versatile, edible oil. These are a few of my favourite shots taken on our farm from June 22nd to July 18th. I hope you enjoy my 2016 canola pictorial diary.
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- And so it begins…
- Stretching up & filling out
- Blowin’ in the wind
- Pretty pastels
- Reaching Skyward
- Silhouette at Sunset I
- Silhouette at Sunset II
- Prairie Pride
- Bright & Bold I
- Bright & Bold II
- After the rain
- Vibrancy!
- Dancing in the breeze
- Waves of Gold
- Beneath the canopy
- Through the arch
- Crop Care
- Simply Yellow
- Movin’ on out
- Oh deer…
- Who’s watching who?
- Prairie Pin-Stripe?
- Canola-Watch Dog
- Fade to green
- Oil in progress
- In the light of the moon
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