Crop disease surveillance is critical every growing season – both at the individual field scouting level and at the regional or provincial surveying level. While the Prairie-wide insect monitoring network…
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Image source: Olfert’s ‘Co-ordinated monitoring, forecasting and risk warning for insect pests of field crops in Canada’ project Pre-season preparations can include checking insect pest forecasts and considering management strategies…
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A new round of Canola Agronomic Research Program (CARP) projects have been announced for 2022 program year. Officially beginning on April 1st the fourteen new projects will span one to…
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There are several unknowns (environmental and otherwise) prior to the start of the growing season, but pre-season planning and decision-making can still occur with quality data and available information. For…
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Photo credit: Dumonceaux and Helgason research team High commodity and input prices emphasize the importance of economics and can put pressure on crop rotations. One way to help increase profits,…
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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