Canola Watch: Pre-harvest scouting for disease
…explains how to clip plants to look for diseased tissue. In This Issue Is it verticillium stripe, sclerotinia or blackleg? Scouting for disease can be easier at this time of…
Read more…explains how to clip plants to look for diseased tissue. In This Issue Is it verticillium stripe, sclerotinia or blackleg? Scouting for disease can be easier at this time of…
Read more…of mind in areas with adequate moisture and has been reported this year in some fungicide-treated fields. When the crop is full height but still green, start looking for verticillium…
Read more…explains how to clip plants to look for diseased tissue. In This Issue Is it verticillium stripe, sclerotinia or blackleg? Scouting for disease can be easier at this time of…
Read more‘Tis the season for disease sampling! If you’re wondering how to submit verticillium stripe or blackleg samples, click on the three-minute video above as CCC agronomy specialist Breanna Miller prepares…
Read more…stripe in canola. Credit: Manitoba Agriculture Verticillium infected stems. Credit: Vikram Bisht, Manitoba Agriculture Close up of infected stems. Credit: Vikram Bisht, Manitoba Agriculture Verticillium stripe. Disease symptoms in canola…
Read moreEyes out for verticillium stripe (and other diseases too) Despite being fairly new to the Canadian prairies, verticillium stripe is now widespread and impacting yield. According to the 2021 Manitoba…
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