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Oilseed Rape

In 2018, 32,700 hectares of oilseed rape was grown in Scotland, predominantly across the East of the country.  Often treated and discussed in terms of a cereal crop, it is, in fact, a member of the brassica family.  As such it provides a suitable 'break' in the cereal rotation to help reduce disease loading for future crops.

 

 

 

Oilseed rape flowers

Arable Productivity - Oilseed Rape

Getting Oilseed Rape off to a Good Start

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