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…blackleg, insects and more. Click here for more information and to register. Canola Crop Walks in Alberta July 9 — Westlock, Barrhead. CCC senior agronomy specialist John Mayko and Alberta…

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…seedling diseases, sclerotinia, blackleg and insects. Click here for more information and to register. BCGPA will hold its Annual Field Crop Tour and BBQ July 14 starting 4:00 p.m. at…

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…advantage when straight cutting. Disease – The crop should be relatively free from blackleg, fusarium wilt, sclerotinia and alternaria, as these diseases can cause premature ripening, which makes the crop…

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…plants affect the harvest timing of the whole field! Across the prairies, there are several reports of late-season diseases, especially sclerotinia and blackleg. In some fields, there is a significant…

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…sclerotinia stem rot, alternaria black spot or blackleg if environmental conditions have been conducive to spore production and disease development. More information about hail damage to canola is available at…

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…a closer look to determine if blackleg or sclerotinia stem rot are present. Clubroot disease may be another potential explanation. In the first few Canola Watch issues this spring, it…

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…such as sclerotinia stem rot, alternaria black spot or blackleg if environmental conditions have been conducive to spore production and disease development. More information about hail damage to canola is…

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…closer look to determine if blackleg or sclerotinia stem rot are present. Clubroot disease may be another potential explanation. In the first few Canola Watch issues this spring, it was…

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…concern for disease access. The hail wounds on the plant can provide points of entry for disease pathogens such as sclerotinia stem rot, alternaria black spot or blackleg if environmental…

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