• Growers who broadcast canola with a cut rate of fertilizer (or perhaps no fertilizer in the case of aerial seeding) may want to wait for crop insurance to approve the stand before investing in a fertilizer top up. Evaluating the stand will also be necessary to set a reasonable yield target for fertilizer applications…
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  • With cool temperatures, flea beetles have moved down to the stems and undersides of leaves to feed. Thresholds for stem feeding are lower than thresholds for leaf feeding, so make sure to scout the whole plant. A plant cut off represents 100% leaf area loss for that plant…
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  • With most canola seeded and starting to emerge across the western Prairies, scouting becomes a top priority. This is a canola crop’s most vulnerable stage, and through scouting you can……
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  • Peace (B.C. and Alberta): Seeding is 90-95% complete. Emergence is generally good, but some canola seed is stranded in dust and waiting for rain. Flea beetles are all over the……
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  • If wild oats are the one problem weed in a Liberty Link canola field, one option is to apply a grassy weed product (Centurion or Select) alone while waiting for emergence of other weeds prior to the Liberty application. But walk the field and take a close look at the weed spectrum before making this decision to ensure that delaying…
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