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In dry conditions, existing lygus threshold tables are still appropriate when making spray decisions. These tables indicate that if canola at the pod ripening

Butterflies have siphoning mouth parts, much like a straw. They are harmless to crops and may actually provide some pollination benefit. Butterfly larvae from

The later hail occurs in the season, the more damage it can do to yield. While canola can keep flowering to compensate from hail

Optimal swath timing for canola yield and quality is when at least 60% of seeds on the main stem are showing some colour change.

Here are 10 things to think about and get tuned up in preparation for harvest:

Following labels and application rules are always important. A big reason for the rules is to prevent residues on harvested grain. These three questions

Diamondback moth larvae have been found in many fields this year. In most cases counts have been well below economic thresholds, but keep looking

1. Keep an eye out for insects. The CCC Insect Scouting Guide can help with identifying pest and beneficial insects. Pod damage from insects,

The later hail occurs in the season, the more damage it can do to yield. While canola can keep flowering to compensate from hail

1. Green and bendable canola stems can often straighten up again (somewhat) if lodged due to wind and heavy rain. 2. If lodged due

Does rain at flowering change the sclerotinia risk and economic return from a fungicide? It could if (1) it results in a dramatic increase

How well do you know your beneficial insects? Take our quiz to identify these five species working hard for you.