…the surface for blackleg. Read more. Verticillium stripe in canola. Credit: Manitoba Agriculture Verticillium stripe. Peeling shows the darkening underneath the epidermis and outer cortex of the stem. Verticillium stripe….
Read moreThree questions to help plan your management for verticillium stripe, herbicide-resistant kochia and insects. 1. Verticillium stripe has been a hot topic at farm shows this winter and spring. When…
Read more…identification before the growing season. The events will feature four sessions (40 minutes each) examining four major canola diseases in the Prairies: blackleg, clubroot, sclerotinia stem rot and verticillium stripe….
Read moreEyes out for verticillium stripe (and other diseases too) Despite being fairly new to the Canadian prairies, verticillium stripe is now widespread and impacting yield. According to the 2021 Manitoba…
Read more…enough to cause confusion. For example, blackleg and verticillium can cause darkening through the stem, although blackleg tends to be dark and in wedges. Verticillium is lighter in colour (grey)…
Read more…loss per infected plant), but so far this year appears to be limited to a low number of plants per field. Verticillium stripe, especially in southern Manitoba, is impacting a…
Read more…sections of the field may need to managed separately. (Early hot swathing can increase green counts) Is it verticillium stripe? Or blackleg? Or both? Pre-swathing, at swathing and post-swathing are…
Read more…Prairies: blackleg, clubroot, sclerotinia stem rot and verticillium stripe. CEU credits will be available. CanoLAB registrations are capped at 50 per province. Registration is open now and will close when…
Read more…factors, including green dockage. Seed: Ask about verticillium-resistant cultivars When researching canola cultivars for 2023, ask seed companies about differences in verticillium resistance. The trait is not officially offered but…
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