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While some areas aren’t reporting much insect activity, there are a few insect hot spots and some regions with insects close to threshold levels.

For a quick estimation of what’s going on in fields, pull at least a dozen plants in every field you scout. Then, inspect the

Can you identify these diseases?

What do you know about seed colour change and canola swath timing? Take our quiz to test your skills.

A heavily-infested field in western Manitoba (south of Riding Mountain National Park) generated a lot of interest on Twitter in the past week. It

Diseases are usually easiest to see and diagnose at this stage of the season. The photo shows blackleg in a clipped canola stem. Patches

This is what a 5 bu./ac. loss looks like. There’s nothing to see. That’s why you need to follow these steps to find out

Straight-combining canola can be made easier with a pre-harvest herbicide. Here are the options: glyphosate, Heat LQ/glyphosate and Reglone (diquat).

Here are factors that create the ideal situation for straight combining canola….

Test your diamondback management skills with these four questions…

Diamondback moth larvae have been found in canola fields across the Prairies this year. Of those fields with the larvae, counts in many (perhaps

Bertha armyworm adult moth counts were generally low across the Prairies in 2017. A few trap sites did enter the moderate risk level, but