Hot days and 6 other reasons for missing pods
…the stem. Dark stains on flower petals and shriveled brown pedicels are signs of insect feeding on buds. (Pedicels will be intact after heat or drought damage.) Swede midge also…
Read more…the stem. Dark stains on flower petals and shriveled brown pedicels are signs of insect feeding on buds. (Pedicels will be intact after heat or drought damage.) Swede midge also…
Read more…to sample pea fields for pea leaf weevil and wheat fields for sawfly and midge. If you’re interested in volunteering fields, please contact Shelley or Scott at the emails above….
Read more…Ministry of Agriculture, and entomologists from academic institutions. PPMN coordinates prairie-wide surveys for key agricultural pests including bertha armyworm, grasshoppers, cabbage seedpod weevil, pea leaf weevil and wheat midge. Information…
Read more…on weeds, insects, coming events and more. YouTube: Canola Council of Canada agronomy videos are posted on the CCC YouTube channel: youtube.com/canolacouncil. View the latest videos on swede midge, blackleg…
Read more…Again, until the cause is known, hold off on action. Swede midge has been mentioned as a cause, but that’s unlikely. Swede midge have not been reported anywhere west of…
Read more…(Pedicels will be intact after heat or drought damage.) Swede midge also damage flowers and bud clusters, resulting in missing pods and densely clustered pods on shortened racemes — a…
Read moreCanola Watch podcasts Subscribe through iTunes and Google Play. Swede midge video SaskCanola’s monthly radio show. February 2017 SaskCanola’s weekly radio show. February 22 February 15 Archived SaskCanola’s radio program…
Read more…damage.) Swede midge also damage flowers and bud clusters, resulting in missing pods and densely clustered pods on shortened racemes — a “bouquet” or “witch’s broom” appearance. At flowering, a…
Read more…heat or drought damage.) Swede midge also damage flowers and bud clusters, resulting in missing pods and densely clustered pods on shortened racemes — a “bouquet” or “witch’s broom” appearance….
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