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Canola fields at greatest risk from flea beetles — therefore fields most likely to need a spray — tend to be those seeded early and that went through a long stretch of slow growth…
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The moisture situation has improved for most regions…
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A few days in waterlogged soil can be enough to kill young canola plants…
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Nitrogen is the theme for 2016. Follow along the UCC journey on Twitter with the #CanolaUCC hashtag and on Instagram at ultimate_canola_challenge…
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In this educational video, growers and other specialists show how to properly measure and quantify losses out the back of the combine for a low-cost way to potentially add significant bushels to the bin…
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Tracey Baute and Meghan Moran with the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs and Dr. Rebecca Hallett at the University of Guelph, School of Environmental Sciences, have a new infosheet to help Ontario canola growers manage the insect…
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Five damaged plants. Can you ID the cause? Take our quiz to find out…
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Cutworms and seedling diseases are fairly common causes for toppled or missing plants this time of year. Here are a few tips to help you distinguish which is at work…
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Flea beetles are just one thing to look for while scouting one to three weeks after seeding…