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Hungry birds recognize the food value of ripening canola and target these riper pods…
Canola Watch Posts
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How well do you know your canola stem infections? Take this photo quiz to brush up on the distinguishing features of common stem diseases…
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The following table will help you identify the diseases present, which is necessary in order to make the right management decisions… -
Clubroot continues to be confirmed in new areas. Random scouting of healthy looking plants is important because by the time galls are big enough to cause above-ground symptoms, clubroot has taken a firm hold in the field… -
Optimal swath timing for canola yield and quality is when at least 60% of seeds on the main stem are showing some colour change. Here's how to determine seed-colour change… -
Late season hail can damage pods and increase the shattering risk for those pods. Before jumping the gun and swathing too early, take these decision-making steps:… -
The goal is to have bins clean before the next crop. This includes sealing or patching (if necessary) to prevent moisture from getting in, and cleaning to remove stored-grain insects… -
Bertha armyworm numbers are at thresholds in more Peace-region canola fields this week. Growers in the Birch Hills, Saddle Hills and Northern Sunrise areas in particular are encouraged to scout… -
Growers who participate in the Canadian Grain Commission’s Harvest Sample Program get an unofficial grade, including dockage, oil content and chlorophyll (green) content for their canola…
