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I'm a farmer in Canada. I really doubt there is such a crop. Canola would be the most likely because it can be easily hybryd to achieve drought resistence, high oil content . Right now agriculture growth is far more impacted by high input costs and por world prices. If this doesn't change no magi crop is going to keep the sector growing.

I'm not from Canada, but I know canola (aka rapeseed) is an important crop for them.

(CDN dollars per metric ton farmers dressed quality delivered plant)

Canola (SK) 377.70 to 397.59 390.96

Canola (AB)

Flaxseed (SK) 315.26 to 385.45 348.39

Flaxseed (AB) 425.90 to 425.90 425.90

Milling Flax 327.20 to 344.47 338.71

Feed Wheat (SK) 155.59 to 157.00 156.30 141.30 to 157.00

Feed Wheat (AB) 190.80 to 196.90 194.65

Barley (SK) 127.10 to 154.00 140.55 140.40 to 156.00

Barley (AB) 118.80 to 160.00 133.84

Oats (SK) 123.98 to 130.00 126.99

Oats (AB) 99.70 to 113.50 104.30

Rye (SK) 140.00 to 179.40 159.70

Rye (AB) 146.20 to 155.10 150.08

Triticale 135.00 to 135.00 135.00