Canola (Crop)
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Canola crops are an agricultural plant that, when fully grown, yield 
Canola Seeds. These seeds are a vital resource, capable of being processed into 
Canola Oil, a key ingredient in the production of 
Fermented Soybean, 
Algae Ration, and 
Eggplant Ration. To thrive, canola must be sown in fertile land and overseen by Beavers operating from a 
Farmhouse. Adequate irrigation is paramount; without it, a canola seedling will wither in just 0.5 days. The success of Canola crops, therefore, hinges on diligent water management to prevent the crop from drying out and to secure the versatile yield of Canola Seeds.
Requirements
A Farmhouse is required to plant Canola seedlings.
Trivia
- The term canola comes from a special type of rapeseed that's been tweaked to make the oil taste better, which is why we like to use it in real-life kitchens.
See also
History
