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Who We Are

Global Council for Innovation in Rapeseed and Canola, GCIRC, "Building a world community for innovation on rapeseed/canola", is an international association of people interested in technical advance made in the production and processing of rapeseed/canola.

Learn more about the organization of the GCIRC, its aims and why become a member.

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Workgroups

Our Collaborative Space

Connect with GCIRC members on specific issues.

To participate to a specific workgroup or committee, please contact the WG moderator or contact@gcirc.org

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Our Newsletter

Mailing List Subscription

The executive board of the GCIRC, jointly with the GCIRC committees’ chairs, decided to publish a regular newsletter to share information about rapeseed/canola crops and research in the world.

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Lastest News

ACCOMODATION GCIRC Technical Meeting 2025, April 8-10, Cambridge/UK

The Technical meeting will be held at Jesus College Cambridge where accommodation will be available.

www.jesus.cam.ac.uk/college/life-jesus/location-and-virtual-tour (UK).

SPONSORSHIP GCIRC Technical Meeting 2025, April 8-10, Cambridge/UK

In April 2025, the GCIRC, in collaboration with NIAB, will be holding an international technical meeting based at Jesus College (Cambridge University).

The overarching theme of this technical meeting is Climate Change, with sessions bringing together experts in genetics, agronomy, crop protection, economics and end markets, with sessions being aimed at adapting agronomy, managing pests and diseases and reducing greenhouse gas emissions in oilseed crops.

It is not often that such groups of researchers assemble in one place and therefore an ideal opportunity to engage with them.

We are looking for sponsors for the event to help with the costs so that more researchers will be able to attend.

Latest Events

GCIRC Technical Meeting 2025

The GCIRC will hold its 2025 Technical Meeting from April 8th till April 10th, 2025, in Cambridge/United Kingdom.