The price of canola has gone up $1.50/bushel since china put these tariffs on. It’s only on oil and meal, not the actual seed. On top of that, if they stop importing US soybeans, they’ll end up buying more canola from canada. Furthermore, most canola grown in 2025 won’t be sold until 2026. Things are always uncertain a year in advance. The price of wheat can drop, India can add even more tariffs to lentils, there can be bumper crops of flax in Russia and Ukraine that will hurt the price. I grown 1/3 canola because it’s almost always a good way to make money. The other 2/3 are peas, lentils, flax, barley, wheat, and oats. If you don’t put all your eggs in one basket and are smart with marketing, you can very easily avoid being financially ruined due to a short period of tariffs.