Verticillium stripe was more prominent in 2025 than what Manitoba canola growers have typically seen in past growing seasons. The crop disease resembles blackleg in canola and itβs made agronomists and researchers pay more attention to the soil-borne fungus due to its effect on crop yields. From St. Jean Farm Days earlier this year, Chris Manchur with the Canola Council of Canada talks about these two crop diseases and the stressors that can make your canola crop more vulnerable to them.
VIDEO: AgGronomyTV: Verticillium and blackleg in canola come into focus
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