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VIDEO: Timing fungicide decisions in canola and cereal crops

Crop Diagnostic School: A relatively dry growing season in 2019 didn't rule out fusarium issues

By Greg Berg
Online Editor

Reading Time: 1 minute

Published: September 18, 2019
Crops, Farmit Manitoba

At Crop Diagnostic School in July, David Kaminski, plant pathologist with Manitoba Agriculture, said 2019 was a challenge for producers when it came to timing fungicide applications. In this video, Kaminski discusses some of the conditions Manitoba producers faced this growing season in their canola and cereal crops and some of the factors at play they need to consider when deciding to spray a fungicide when protecting against sclerotinia and fusarium.

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Greg Berg

Online Editor

I help manage and create online content for Farm Business Communications. Man of various talents and interests, often of a mechanical nature. #RiderFan

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VIDEO: Timing fungicide decisions in canola and cereal crops September 18, 2019
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