Return to Canola Council HomeIn preparation for this growing season, review these 2022 bertha armyworm, cabbage seedpod weevil, diamondback moth and grasshopper Prairie survey results and forecast maps.
Read moreInsect survey outcomes and forecasts in preparation for 2023
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Canola disease survey recap to inform risk management in 2023
2022 canola disease results to provide insight on potential risks and optional improvements for the upcoming growing season
Read moreFinding the best fertilizer plan for your operation
Optimize canola nutrient management by testing and tailoring nitrogen and phosphorus rates, sources, placement and timing to your operation.
Read moreActive and emerging biocontrol organisms to watch for in canola
Photo credit: Shelley Barkley With many tasks and considerations on the go during the growing season, including scouting and counting insects in multiple spots within a field, time to observe…
Read moreScenario-specific options will improve herbicide-resistant weed management
Surveys are showing that herbicide-resistant (HR) weeds are a widespread issue across the Prairies. However the predominant weed species and type of resistance does vary by location. To address this,…
Read moreCheck more than just temperature for safe canola storage
Growers all know that maintaining seed quality and avoiding spoilage are key goals of canola storage. To achieve these goals, there are seed parameters (such as oil content, quality, temperature…
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