What to look for when disease scouting
…season, cut the lower stem and look for dead blackened tissue in the crown — a characteristic of blackleg, not grey stem. Verticillium stripe. Disease symptoms in canola include leaf…
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Canola Watch: Yes, you can still soil sample | Check canola bins
…insect traps, which rely on farmers giving permission to survey fields. Please consider giving permission in 2025. Hot topics at the forum were: Blackleg Verticillium stripe Cutworm One notable to…
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…clubroot and blackleg as per previous years. More information is available here. Verticillium stripe is not included in SaskCanola’s free disease testing, but growers are still encouraged to send in…
Read moreAlberta CanoLAB for Agronomists
…to improve your knowledge of blackleg, verticillium stripe, insect management and nutrient management. Plus, you can earn 4 CEUs by participating. Whether you are a seasoned agronomist or just starting…
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Whether muddy or bone-dry, keep soil where it belongs Weed seeds and aggressive soil-borne pathogens causing clubroot and verticillium stripe are ready and waiting to hitch a ride on equipment…
Read moreCanola Watch: Patience maximizes yield at swathing | Late season insect update | Disease scout now | Spray to swath timing matters
…SaskCanola and the Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture. Find out more here. * MANITOBA: Free blackleg, clubroot and verticillium stripe testing is available through Manitoba Canola Growers’ Pest Surveillance Initiative Lab….
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