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Verticillium Stripe in Canola
Harvest Timing
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Scouting For Blackleg in Canola
Seed Grower Spotlight: Andre Vigier
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The Balancing Act of High-Quality Hay Production
Clubroot Management
Thinking of Top Dressing Nitrogen? Read This First.
Sclerotinia Stem Rot in Canola

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Introducing BrettYoung Corn

BrettYoung has added to their portfolio a new silage and grazing corn line specifically designed for the needs of Western Canadian cattle grower.  Corn is an important forage crop and as a leading forage supplier we are proud to be able to offer hybrids specially selected for silage and grazing. BrettYoung corn will provide growers leading hybrids with broad adaptability and reliable performance, backed by the BrettYoung service and support growers know and trust.

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Verticillium Stripe in Canola

Posted: Sep 12, 2022

Are you seeing canola plants ripening prior to maturity? Maybe they are shredding and wrapping around the header? Verticillium stripe could be the yield robber that is causing damage in your canola.

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Harvest Timing

Posted: Aug 16, 2022

If you don’t already have crops being harvested, you’re likely keeping a close eye on your fields to decide when to start. Just like any other crop, timing of when you start harvesting your canola can have big impacts on yield and quality, here are a few things to keep in mind as you watch your crops progress this fall.

The first decision to make is whether you will be harvesting or swathing a crop. This is largely influenced by hybrid– if you have seeded canola with pod shatter protection, such as a Pod DefendR hybrid, you may be able to leave these fields out to straight cut.

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