The decision to spray for flea beetles depends on the amount of feeding per plant, whether the threat continues, and the stage of the crop. Canola can grow through a fair amount of feeding without the need to spray.
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Canadian grain, oilseed, and pulse priorities get high profile at trade talks in Lima
The 17th round of negotiations for the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) allowed Canadian agriculture to significantly raise the profile of key priorities for farmers and the grains and oilseed trade.
Read moreA weekly walk in your canola
Canola plants are vulnerable to weed competition, insects, frost and other threats at this stage. Canola fields need regular scouting to make sure plants are protected.
Read moreWhat takes priority, seeds or weeds?
Early weed control means higher yields. But so does early seeding. Before deciding which to do first, assess the weed situation. Fields with a high population of winter annuals and perennials will benefit from a pre-seed burnoff.
Read moreGet a global perspective on clubroot management
Everyone involved in clubroot management — from growers to oil and gas workers to researchers — are welcome to attend the International Clubroot Workshop in Edmonton in June.
Read moreCanola Council welcomes progress based on joint research project with China
China’s decision to open another of its crushers to Canadian canola seed improves market access.
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