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Winter Canola

A type of rapeseed crop planted in the fall, which needs cold temperatures to grow, and is used to produce oil for food and renewable fuels.

Double-cropping

Planting and harvesting two different crops on the same piece of land within a single growing season.

Rotational cropping

Growing different crops in a sequence on the same land over several seasons to maintain soil health and manage pests.

Feedstock

Raw material used to produce something else, such as a plant material used to make fuel or other products.

Vernalization

The requirement for a period of cold temperatures before a plant will flower and produce seeds, common in winter crops.

Federal Crop Insurance Corporation

A government agency within the U.S. Department of Agriculture that manages and oversees federal crop insurance programs for farmers.