Impact of verticillium stripe on canola Verticillium stripe has garnered more attention recently, potentially due to favourable conditions for disease development. This attention has also identified an information gap on the disease and its impact on Western Canadian canola crops. Verticillium stripe, which affects Brassica plants, has led to devastating crop losses in Europe, but…
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Certain agronomy practices can improve the chance of sustainably producing a profitable high-quality crop with reduced production risk. Based on the best research findings available, here are some of the key influential studies which support key practices recommended for Canadian canola farmers. Target 5 to 8 plants per square foot to balance seed yield potential…
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All research projects are collaborative efforts. From the time and effort of a co-investigator, to the agreement to use field sites in other provinces, to the funder bodies that provide the financial support to pay for the plots, equipment rentals or laboratory analysis, completed research is the result of a network working together successfully. Agronomic…
Read moreThe Canola Research Hub is funded through the substantial support of the Canadian Agricultural Partnership and the canola industry, including Alberta Canola, SaskCanola, Manitoba Canola Growers and the Canola Council of Canada.
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