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Three questions on agronomy topics for the week, including fungicide spraying for blackleg, sclerotinia apothecia formation and grasshopper features.

Three questions on insects found in canola this week, including tips on risk levels, thresholds and control timing.

Five questions on pests seen in canola this week. Test your agronomy skills related to insects, weeds and weather effects.

Three questions on this week’s hail, heavy rains and seeding delays due to excess moisture.

Wind and temperature often influence pesticide results. These three questions provide useful reminders about spraying weather.

These three questions cover off just a small sample of the agronomy objectives and challenges from the past week.

Not a lot of canola yet, so not a lot of pests. Because we heard a few reports of cutworms, here are four questions

Six images, six weeds you can find in fields this week. These are good candidate targets for pre-seed burnoff.

Three questions pulled from our new Canola Watch Fundamentals article “Watch for and report new canola pests.”

Four questions on the theme of pre-seed weed control. While it may be too early to spray this week, growers and agronomists could test

Three questions to consider as you prepare for rapidly-emerging canola crops with low insect and weed pressure in 2026.

Canola Digest magazine’s annual Science edition summarizes canola research projects completed through the previous year. People who take this section will experience fresh new