What to look for when disease scouting
…season, cut the lower stem and look for dead blackened tissue in the crown — a characteristic of blackleg, not grey stem. Verticillium stripe. Disease symptoms in canola include leaf…
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…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….
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…insect traps, which rely on farmers giving permission to survey fields. Please consider giving permission in 2025. Hot topics at the forum were: Blackleg Verticillium stripe Cutworm One notable to…
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…clubroot and blackleg as per previous years. More information is available here. Verticillium stripe is not included in SaskCanola’s free disease testing, but growers are still encouraged to send in…
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…a two-way conversation with SaskCanola’s staff. Click here for details on how to subscribe. RESOURCE: Read this Canola Research Hub blog: Identify verticillium stripe as the first step to effective management SUPPORT:…
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Why 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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