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The top 10 weeds in canola are: Cleavers, volunteer canola, kochia, Canada thistle, sow thistle, narrow-leaved hawk’s-beard, dandelion, wild buckwheat, stinkweed and stork’s bill.

Read more for answers to these questions: —Should we really be concerned about glyphosate resistance? We’ve been managing weed resistance in other Groups and

The highest risk operation to introduce and spread clubroot is the one that moves the greatest amount of soil throughout the farm and across

If a grower decides to try something new, find a uniform field, try one product at a time and leave an untreated check, ensuring

Some air drills can cause costly levels of seed damage if the fan speed is too high. Cracked seed will not germinate. Inspect the

Contact with an overhead power line can result in a serious or even fatal injury. Protect yourself, your family, and those who visit and

With the late start, the benefits of careful seed placement still apply — and perhaps more than ever. Taking an extra day or two

Without attention to seeding speed, drill maintenance and other factors that lead to poor seed survival, a canola stand can easily look like this

A pre-seed burnoff will result in higher yields versus no pre-seed burnoff. Seeding can begin fairly soon after a burnoff. For annuals and winter

Hit these volunteer canola plants when they’re small with a pre-seed burnoff. Volunteer canola is a weed and competes with the crop for nutrients

Nufarm provides the following tips for CleanStart ahead of canola…

Yield potential tends to drop off with late May and early June seeding dates. At those seeding dates, it will be important to look