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Old 24-09-15, 21:34
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The yellow crop is canola, it used to be called rape seed at one time. Don't know why they changed it.
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The name change was necessary because of buyer resistance, women wouldn't buy rape oil for cooking.
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Old 24-09-15, 23:55
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The name change was necessary because of buyer resistance, women wouldn't buy rape oil for cooking.
Robert,
Still called rape in England, the name canola is not used.
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Old 25-09-15, 00:02
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I agree Keith, the nicest, brightest best vehicle museum that I have ever set foot in (I haven't seen many) I hope in the long run that Puka is sorted in the same style.
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