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…blackleg as per previous years but now also includes verticillium stripe. More information is available here. Free disease testing is also available in Manitoba. More information is available here. DISEASE…
Read more…blackleg as per previous years but now also includes verticillium stripe. More information is available here. Free disease testing is also available in Manitoba. More information is available here. DISEASE…
Read moreVerticillium Stripe is a new disease which thrives in dry conditions. It is starting to show up as prematurely ripened patches across fields in Manitoba. Know the facts before spraying for late-season…
Read more…FREE DISEASE TESTING: SaskCanola has launched its free disease testing program, which includes testing for clubroot and blackleg as per previous years but now also includes verticillium stripe. More information…
Read moreThe time is right for testing. Farmers and agronomists have lab tests available for blackleg, clubroot, verticillium stripe and glyphosate-resistant kochia. Here are three questions to get you primed. 1….
Read more…FREE DISEASE TESTING: SaskCanola has launched its free disease testing program, which includes testing for clubroot and blackleg as per previous years but now also includes verticillium stripe. More information…
Read more…includes verticillium stripe. More information is available here. DISEASE REPORTING AND TRACKING: The Prairie Crop Disease Monitoring Network has updated their Quick Disease Reporter Tool to make it easier to…
Read moreAs canola crop matures and dries down toward harvest, diseases become easier to identify. Can you identify the three common stem diseases – blackleg, sclerotinia stem rot and verticillium stripe?…
Read more…FREE DISEASE TESTING: SaskCanola has launched its free disease testing program, which includes testing for clubroot and blackleg as per previous years but now also includes verticillium stripe. More information…
Read moreWhy is my canola yellowing early? There are many reasons canola plants may turn colour prematurely. Is it clubroot / verticillium / sclerotinia / sunscald? Do not confuse early yellowing…
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