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In the past 40 years, the patchwork quilt of the British landscape has seen the gradual introduction of fields of bright yellow flowers. Why are farmers fields yellow? The yellow flower that fills the spring fields is oilseed rape. It’s a crop that was virtually unheard of before the UK joined the then Common Market in 1973.. We pulled off the road and Googled “What are the yellow flowers growing in the fields?” Wikipedia knew exactly what we were talking about; its first response was, It’s a field of rapeseed (Brassica napus — in the same plant family as mustard, cabbage, and kale). The seeds produced by these plants are crushed to make rapeseed oil.

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Explore types of yellow flowers, their growing conditions, and benefits for your garden. Discover dandelions, sunflowers, and marigolds.. Oil seed rape is currently in flower across the UK but what is this plant, what is it used for and why do farmers choose to grow it?