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Canola Watch: What to do after hail | Diamondback moths | Patience pays at swathing
Sign up to be part of provincial disease surveys.Pest monitoring programs provide valuable information and are used to create forecast maps, be part of research provincially and nationally, guide research…
Read moreCanola 4R Advantage: New incentives for nitrogen best management practices
Expanding the use of 4R Nutrient Stewardship is an important opportunity to improve fertilizer efficiency, which is good for both farm productivity and our environment. With these goals in mind,…
Read moreLate season disease scouting | What’s chewing into your canola | NDVI
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Read moreDiamondback moths | Lygus bugs | Sclerotinia fungicide ROI on a second pass / on reflowering canola
Insect update: diamondback moths Each spring, adult populations of diamondback moths ride wind currents northward from infested regions in the southern or western U.S.A. Once in the Canadian prairies, the…
Read moreCanola Watch: sclerotinia | grasshoppers
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