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…foot rot, but… This canola plant is from a field of canola on canola. Plants were found with blackleg lesions and root maggot tunnels. Wireworms were found in the soil,…
Read more…foot rot, but… This canola plant is from a field of canola on canola. Plants were found with blackleg lesions and root maggot tunnels. Wireworms were found in the soil,…
Read more…to rain or wind, they can actually do more damage. Severing a stem is far worse than 25% damage on the leaf. Check leaves for blackleg lesions. While doing the…
Read more…a blackleg scouting clinic at the UCC site June 7. Eight sites are seeded in Alberta, and establishment is generally good. In Saskatchewan, the Indian Head site is seeded and…
Read more…canola is a bridge for clubroot, blackleg and insects when not managed in cereals and pulses. Cereals also provide many more options to control volunteer canola before seeding and in…
Read more…years provide a host for blackleg, clubroot and insects, reducing the effectiveness of crop rotation for managing these issues. Click here for products to control canola volunteers ahead of cereals….
Read more…seedling diseases and increase flea beetle pressure. Volunteers in non canola years also provide a host for blackleg and clubroot, reducing the effectiveness of crop rotation for managing these diseases….
Read more…and why they’re an important part of spray decisions. Other agronomic topics: Blackleg management is about more than crop rotation. Seed decisions you make over the winter can influence green…
Read more…yields in 2012 and management options for 2013. She will discuss potential causes and possible remedies for aster yellows, blackleg, sclerotinia, excessive moisture, excessive heat, and insects. As part of…
Read more…discussing solutions to maintain profitability and productivity and stay ahead of major diseases for 2013. He will also emphasize resistance management for blackleg and clubroot, which includes rotation of variety…
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