…easiest time to see disease identifiers including stem shredding, sclerotinia sclerotia, verticillium stripe microsclerotia and blackleg pycnidia. Free disease testing is available for clubroot, blackleg and verticillium stripe: click here…
Read more…this article provides in-depth information on recommended options for various disease and management priorities. How to tell verticillium stripe from blackleg? Using the ‘Is it verticillium stripe or blackleg?’ field…
Read more…the Canola Council of Canada, provided an overview of verticillium stripe disease for a Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture webinar. View the webinar recording. The Canola Encyclopedia has more on verticillium stripe….
Read more…Farmers can also text the number to initiate a two-way conversation with SaskCanola’s staff. Click here for details on how to subscribe. RESOURCE: Read this Canola Research Hub blog: Identify verticillium stripe…
Read more…the identification process. Verticillium is one disease that can be more obvious and easier to identify after cutting a canola crop. As the plant dies, verticillium microsclerotia — if present…
Read more…to learn how to keep spores low and local, and watch this short (<2min) management summary video. The Resistance Guide can help with future plans. For verticillium stripe (VS): review…
Read moreVerticillium wilt was found in a canola field in Manitoba in 2014, and a survey of approximately 1,000 fields across Canada is underway this summer and fall. Verticillium wilt in…
Read more…a two-way conversation with SaskCanola’s staff. Click here for details on how to subscribe. RESOURCE: Read this Canola Research Hub blog: Identify verticillium stripe as the first step to effective management SUPPORT:…
Read more…the implications of verticillium wilt. MAFRD announced the detection of Verticillium longisporum (a species of verticillium wilt) at a single location in Manitoba in early January. The Canadian canola industry…
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