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There are reports of producers seeding Polish (Brassica rapa) canola varieties in Manitoba and Alberta. Keep in mind that herbicide options are limited and

Before making re-seed decisions consider the following: Take a close look. Get down, way down, at ground level and look for signs of recovery.

Crop recovery from the frost 10 days ago was reasonably good across western Canada, especially with the warm temperatures late last week and over

No doubt that this spring has been especially challenging for canola establishment. Cool and dry conditions in many areas resulted in less than ideal

There are questions about the ability to tank mix insecticides with herbicides when spraying canola.  Please read the updated article.

Uneven, thin canola stands are common across the prairies this year. Generally canola is emerging to 4-leaf and many producers are wondering when is

Water quality is the key to achieving proper performance of many herbicides, particularly with glyphosate and many grassy weed products. The following link provides

Spray drift can be costly (liability-wise) but also gives agriculture a negative image. Pay attention to boom height, nozzle selection, water volume, pressure, wind

Frost was widespread all across western Canada last week. From all reports, crop damage is quite variable – both within an area and within

To evaluate a field, walk an X or W path across the field and note all plants that will survive in a 1/4 m2

Before making re-seed decisions consider the following: Take a close look. Get down, way down, at ground level and look for signs of recovery.

There are reports of macronutrients and micronutrients being foliar applied to frosted, stalled crops to give the plants a boost. Canola Council of Canada