Do you have rape fields in your country?Poland Yes
yeah it's a pretty major part of our economy here
>>217661728when you drive throygh Southern Poland you have wheatfields on one side and rapefields on another>>217661844based rape enjoyer
>>217661844Wow, Canada truly is rape central.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YpO90vQwoyY
>>217661728rape me in that field, plz anon.
>>217661728Do you liek rape oil?
>>217662082there is no cooking for me without rapeseed oil
>>217661844>yeah it's a pretty major part of our economy hereYou guys provide the root for our favorite euphemism for rapeseed oil (and probably also the rapeseed stocks from which they were bred ). You put the CAN in canola.We do cultivate rape here, but not very much. I just looked it up, and apparently Canada produces something like 14x as much as we do.My wife can’t stand rapeseed oil—she perceives it as tasting fishy. She also can’t abide coriander/cilantro, so perhaps it’s the same gene.Meanwhile, I have always liked this song, named for agricultural technology used in rape farming: https://youtu.be/GaLsoyw5mz8?si=vfzsHg141oY3-1yF
>>217661728https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RpJPq3g5MPU
>>217661728What happens in those fields?
>>217661728Yes, lots here in Alberta
Rape oil should be used to make Biodiesel, not food. You can eat the sprouts/blossoms like broccoli, though.
>>217662789instagram girls take photos in flowery sundresses to look like a tradwife
Japan does.
>>217661844>Rapeseed gets its name from the Latin word "rapa" or "rapum," meaning "turnip," because the plant is a relative of turnips, cabbage, and mustard, all part of the Brassica family. The name was used for centuries for the plant grown for oil, but due to negative connotations with the English word "rape," Canadian producers developed a low-acid variety and rebranded it as "canola" (CANadian Oil, Low Acid) for edible cooking oil. Fucking canucks ruining it for everyone.
>>217661728A little but it pales in comparison to olive. It's not very popular in Spain since this happened:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rapeseed_oil#Spanish_rapeseed_poisoning_outbreak
>>217662076I'm trans btw
>>217661728we have black mustard as an invasive species here, which is in the same plant family
