Herbicide carryover can cause crop injury ranging from minimal to complete crop loss. Increased acreage of canola and new herbicide options in other rotation crops have created more opportunities for…
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Encyclopedia Entries
Canola Council Encyclopedia Entry
Weeds
While proper identification of prominent weed species at early stages in their development is an essential part of managing weed populations in a canola field, additional topics are important for…
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Canola injury can occur from exposure to low soil concentrations of some herbicides and pesticides. Read the best tips for herbicide injury management.
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Weed control remains one of the most important mechanisms of yield loss in Western Canada. The widespread use of herbicide-resistant canola initially provides a significant improvement to weed control, but…
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The ability to store harvested canola without seed quality deterioration is critical to Western Canadian farmers, as it enables them to plan marketing and delivery options more effectively. Harvested canola…
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While good agronomic practices can maximize canola yields and returns throughout the growing season, proper harvest management is essential to realizing those yields. Seed and quality losses caused by untimely…
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