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…are quick tips on how to tell verticillium stripe, sclerotinia and blackleg apart. CCC agronomy specialists and others can help with diagnostics. Free clubroot, verticillium stripe and blackleg testing is…
Read more…are quick tips on how to tell verticillium stripe, sclerotinia and blackleg apart. CCC agronomy specialists and others can help with diagnostics. Free clubroot, verticillium stripe and blackleg testing is…
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…infected plant), but so far this year appears to be limited to a low number of plants per field. Verticillium stripe, especially in southern Manitoba, is impacting a significant number…
Read more…of blackleg, not grey stem. Verticillium stripe in canola. Credit: Manitoba Agriculture Verticillium infected stems. Credit: Vikram Bisht, Manitoba Agriculture Close up of infected stems. Credit: Vikram Bisht, Manitoba Agriculture…
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…
Read more…swathing hastens dry-down of the crop. Read more. Verticillium stripe with peeling skin and microsclerotia underneath. Verticillium stripe. CCC agronomy specialists are seeing more of it this year. Look for…
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