With the release of its refreshed strategic framework, Canola Forward: A Strategic Framework for 2025–2030, the Canola Council of Canada is recalibrating its role in the Canadian canola sector.
While the headlines focus on big-picture goals like volume, value, and membership, one of the most striking changes is this: the Council is winding down its field-based agronomy team.
That doesn’t mean agronomy is off the table, though.
“Agronomy has not diminished in importance,” said Chris Davison, president and CEO of the Canola Council, in an interview yesterday. “What our members and stakeholders told us very clearly, however, is that we need to refocus.”