Top 10 things to look for during harvest down days
…action and DNA petal tests. 4. Other diseases like grey stem or verticillium. Blackleg can sometimes be confused with root/foot rot or grey stem and sometimes verticillium. How to ID…
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…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 moreCanola Watch: Determining accurate measurements using a drop pan
…to environmental stresses during the growing season. Disease symptoms are easiest to identify in standing stumble and intact residue. Verticillium stripe is showing up in new fields including in Alberta…
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…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 moreDiseases to look for while harvest scouting
…rotations. Canola Encyclopedia section on root rot Verticillium wilt —The interference with the uptake of water and nutrients caused by Verticillium wilt can cause the crop to show signs of…
Read moreCanola Watch: well prepped drills | does seed size matter?
…it belongs Weed seeds and aggressive soil-borne pathogens causing clubroot and verticillium stripe are ready and waiting to hitch a ride on equipment as it moves field to field. Investing…
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