This moisture percentile map from AAFC shows accumulated precipitation across the Prairies for the past 365 days. Light green is “near normal” – the 40th to 60th percentiles. Red is extremely low.…
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Canola Watch: lygus | cost of early swathing | assess maturity in uneven fields
Plan now for pre-swath disease scouting. Prior to swathing is the ideal time to assess the crop for numerous plant diseases. In this very short video, CCC agronomy director Clinton Jurke explains…
Read moreCanola Watch: aster yellows risk? | sclerotinia fungicide at 50% flower | insect update
This 39-minute podcast features host Jay Whetter speaking to three aster yellows researchers about aster leafhoppers and the aster-yellows-causing phytoplasma the leafhoppers inject into canola plants. Let’s hope aster yellows won’t…
Read moreMissing flowers | Sclerotinia risk high | Insect management | Do add-ins add up?
Missing flowers likely due to early environmental stresses Canola growers from BC into Saskatchewan and even Manitoba are reporting aborted flowers and empty racemes (stems). After inspecting fields and consulting…
Read moreCanola Watch: Thresholds for multi-species insect spraying | Sclerotinia
Pollinators are essential to a successful crop and a diverse, healthy environment. This video features canola growers and beekeepers talking about bee health and crop management practices that can help both industries thrive.…
Read moreCanola Watch: Sclerotinia fungicide ROI | Grasshoppers
In this video, Dr. Kelly Turkington, research scientist with Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada in Lacombe, Alberta, discusses recent research into the delivery of practical sclerotinia stem rot risk forecasts based on…
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