"It's expensive seed. Farmers are investing in a product which has to be fit for purpose. When something goes wrong, we need it to be resolved quickly and honestly,"Mr Snooke said.
"As a farming consumer (in WA), you have rights when you buy goods or services, these are what we call the consumer guarantees, quite apart from the manufacturing warranty."
"I'm going to be a great observer of canola establishment going forward."
"I would say to any farmer: if you have some suspect canola that's not doing what it's meant to, get some of the seed and get it tested,"he said.
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