Click on the short two-minute video above to hear from CCC agronomy specialist Clinton Jurke as he outlines how to assess canola plants for disease, especially blackleg. In This Issue How…
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Canola Watch: Blackleg | Swath timing
‘Tis the season for disease sampling! If you’re wondering how to submit verticillium stripe or blackleg samples, click on the three-minute video above as CCC agronomy specialist Breanna Miller prepares…
Read moreCanola Watch: Disease ID | Late-season pests | Don’t swath too early
Now is the time to scout for diseases in canola that will impact your canola now and into the future. In the short video above, CCC agronomy specialist Keith Gabert…
Read moreCanola Watch: Heat stress | Canola pods growing?
Seeing lygus in canola? Click the image above to watch a two-minute video featuring Canola Council of Canada Agronomy Specialist Jason Casselman explaining lygus bug scouting and economic thresholds. In…
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Quick update from the Canola Council’s sulphur trials near Acadia Valley, Alberta:It’s too early for results from the trials.The moisture-stressed trial has lots of blister beetles (check out the one…
Read moreCanola Watch: Sclerotinia | Missing pods
What’s eating my crop this week? Gophers continue to cause significant damage in southern regions of Saskatchewan and Alberta. Adult gophers are only active for about 100 days a year…
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