Nexera Canola

Nexera Canola

Grow Nexera™ canola for stronger performance, higher value and healthier farming.

NEX 845 CL – The Standard 

Nex 845 CL offers hybrid-sized yields and produces higher profit potential than leading commodity canola varieties. Its maturity is 4 days later than competitive standards, has medium height, comes with very good lodging resistance, is resistant to Fusarium Wilt and is rated MR for Blackleg.

*Revenue/acre results based on zone specific variety performance data generated from 21 Nexera canola megaplot sites in LSZ, MSZ, and SSZ of Western Canada in 2008. Potential revenue/acre calculated using a 40 bushel/acre crop of generic canola at a price of $396/tonne ($9.00/bu.) and a Nexera canola health bonus of $50/tonne ($1.13/bu.). Returns do not take into account seed prices, inputs, discounts or other offers. Actual results may vary.

 

Nex 845 CL Gross Profit chart

 

NX4 – The Next Generation

NX for Performance           NX for Value           NX for Profit

NX4 CL Series provides NX4-202 CL as a new option for CLEARFIELD® growers. NX4-202 CL offers the strong performance, standability, ease of swathing and profit potential that growers have experienced with Nex 845 CL. NX4-202 CL also offers decreased days to maturity and improved Blackleg resistance as compared to Nex 845 CL and delivers high yield and profit potential compared to competitive canola varieties.

*Revenue/acre results based on zone specific variety performance data generated from 18 Nexera canola megaplot sites in LSZ and MSZ of Western Canada in 2008. Potential revenue/acre calculated using a 40 bushel/acre crop of generic canola at a price of $396/tonne ($9.00/bu.) and a Nexera canola health bonus of $50/tonne ($1.13/bu.). Returns do not take into account seed prices, inputs, discounts or other offers. Actual results may vary.

 

NX4 RR Series offers 4 varieties that will be an excellent alternative to commodity Roundup Ready® and InVigor® canola varieties. NX4-RR varieties offer similar yield potential as 71-45 RR, excellent lodging resistance for ease of swathing, R ratings for Blackleg and Fusarium Wilt resistanceand will provide higher profit potential than competitive canola varieties.

*Revenue/acre results based on zone specific variety performance data generated from 21 Nexera canola megaplot sites in Western Canada in 2008. Potential revenue/acre calculated using a 40 bushel/acre crop of generic canola at a price of $396/tonne ($9.00/bu.) and a Nexera canola health bonus of $50/tonne ($1.13/bu.). Returns do not take into account seed prices, inputs, discounts or other offers. Actual results may vary.

 

Health Bonus™ Offers More Profit

Nexera canola offers more profit – above and beyond commodity canola. It’s one of the benefits of the growing global demand for Omega-9 Oil, and the Health Bonus is a demonstration of Nexera canola’s ongoing commitment to healthier farms.

 

Growing Global Demand

Omega-9 Oil, produced from Nexera canola, has been adopted by over 100 international restaurant chains. Growing global demand is creating excellent opportunity for canola growers right here. By growing Nexera canola now, you become part of a Canadian solution for better human health globally, and contribute to a worldwide supply/demand network.

 

Healthier Farming with Omega-9 Oil

Nexera canola produces the world’s leading heart-healthy cooking oil. Omega-9 Oil is one of the highest performing canola oils in the world. It has a light, clean taste and is a healthier alternative to replace partially hydrogenated soybean and palm oil. It has zero trans fat, the lowest amount of saturated fat among oils, and the highest level of heart-healthy monounsaturated fat. It represents the next generation of food industry oils. Learn more at www.omega9oils.com.

Press Releases, Information Articles and Solutions
Nexera Canola - Win 80 Acres - Contest Rules (79KB PDF)
Nexera Canola - New for 2009 (353KB PDF)
Why Megaplots For Variety Testing (60KB PDF)
Fall 2008 - Nexera News 3rd Edition (829KB PDF)
Fall 2007 - Nexera News 2nd Edition (1767KB PDF)

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