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U.S. Canola Seedings Sink 9%

WASHINGTON - Jun 30/22 - SNS -- Planted area of U.S. canola is estimated at 1.96 million acres in 2022, down 9% from last year's planted area but still represents the fifth highest planted area on record , according to the USDA's seeded area estimates for 2022.

Area for harvest is forecast at 1.91 million acres, down 8% from last year. Compared with last year, planted area is down more than 8% in Minnesota, Montana, and North Dakota. Planted area in North Dakota, the leading canola-producing State, is down 10% from last year and is the second lowest area since 2016. Planted area in Washington is a record high and the area forecast for harvest in the State will be a record high, if realized.

   Canola Area Planted and Harvested - States and United States: 2021 and 2022
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				   :         Area planted          :        Area harvested
		 State     :---------------------------------------------------------------
				   :     2021      :     2022      :     2021      :    2022 1/
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				   :                          1,000 acres
				   :
   Kansas .........:        7.0             9.0             6.5             8.0
   Minnesota ......:       63.0            56.0            61.5            54.0
   Montana ........:      185.0           170.0           161.0           156.0
   North Dakota ...:    1,750.0         1,570.0         1,720.0         1,550.0
   Oklahoma .......:       12.0            18.0            10.0            15.0
   Washington .....:      135.0           135.0           130.0           130.0
				   :
   United States ..:    2,152.0         1,958.0         2,089.0         1,913.0
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   1/ Forecasted.

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