
Tag Archives Canola Council of Canada

Canola foes the same — but different
Blackleg and verticillium stripe can be confusingly similar

Now is the time to start thinking about conditioning canola
Having the right setup and the manpower capacity for turning bins are keys to avoiding spoilage

Potential clubroot control shows promise in the lab
The next phase is greenhouse testing followed by field trials

How canola diseases act like COVID-19
There are startling similarities between public health and plant health as coronavirus precautions reveal

Broadcast canola: Taking the tool of last resort to task
Fields too wet to drill have led to a resurgence in questions about broadcasting canola

Canola council not giving up on China market
More than a year after losing its biggest canola seed market the council is still working to restore normal exports

Canola council: Widen the scope on clubroot management
The Canola Council of Canada wants producers to layer their clubroot management strategies

Canada working to diversify canola seed sales
This crop year exports to several countries have risen

New tool on the way for canola growers safeguards against blackleg
Saltro is a new seed treatment to control blackleg at the seedling stage expected to be available for the 2021 growing season

Pod shatter reduction canola sounds swathing’s death knell
Sixty per cent of Manitoba’s canola acres this year have pod shatter reduction technology, even though the innovation has only been available since 2014
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