Canola Watch Newsletters

Key diseases to watch for now? Scout for clubroot in all fields, even those planted with resistant (R) cultivars. Focus on high-risk areas including field entrances, low areas and high…

The combo of peeling outer stem skin AND black microsclerotia flecks underneath is unique to verticillium stripe disease, as CCC’s Jay Whetter explains in the short video above. In This…

Powdery mildew is often discovered at swathing when white clouds of ‘dust’ (fungal growth) coat equipment. The good news: powdery mildew is not known to cause yield loss. Here’s more information on…

In the short video above, CCC agronomy specialist Ian Epp takes viewers on a walk through a canola field to remind why mid-summer scouting is helpful.    In This Issue…

How high is the insect risk?  Bertha armyworm: After several weeks of elevated trap counts, economic populations are now present in some fields, with aerial spraying underway in some parts of NE Saskatchewan…

EVENTAgri-ARM field days: July 9, 2025 WARC – Scott, SKJuly 10, 2025 ICDC – Outlook, SKJuly 10, 2025 SERF – Redvers, SKJuly 15, 2025 IHARF – Indian Head, SKJuly 17, 2025…