Missing flowers likely due to early environmental stresses Canola growers from BC into Saskatchewan and even Manitoba are reporting aborted flowers and empty racemes (stems). After inspecting fields and consulting…
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Canola Watch: Thresholds for multi-species insect spraying | Sclerotinia
Pollinators are essential to a successful crop and a diverse, healthy environment. This video features canola growers and beekeepers talking about bee health and crop management practices that can help both industries thrive.…
Read moreCanola Watch: Sclerotinia fungicide ROI | Grasshoppers
In this video, Dr. Kelly Turkington, research scientist with Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada in Lacombe, Alberta, discusses recent research into the delivery of practical sclerotinia stem rot risk forecasts based on…
Read moreCanola Watch: Sclerotinia spray decision | Insect thresholds
In this short video, Samara Hutton, CCC’s Director of Corporate Programs, demonstrates how to register through the new Canola 4R Advantage digital portal and shows how simple it is to complete…
Read moreCanola Watch: Cabbage seedpod weevil | Sclerotinia spray pre-planning | What’s wrong with my canola?
In this Canola Research Hub video, Dr. Hector Carcamo, research analyst with Agriculture & Agri-Food Canada in Lethbridge, Alberta, discusses common questions and research related to two common pests in…
Read moreCanola Watch: One pass or two? | Scouting priorities
Canola Counts is a crowd-sourced survey that collects canola plant densities and emergence rates from fields across the Prairies. This podcast may be two years old, but it does a…
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