This is the first of seven sections for this year’s Canola Watch annual CCA/CCSC exam. One CEU in Integrated Pest Management will go to CCAs and CCSCs who get 70 per cent or better in this Disease Management section.
This is the second of seven sections for this year’s Canola Watch annual CCA/CCSC exam. CCAs will get 0.5 CEU in Nutrient Management and 0.5 CEU in Soil & Water Management, and CCSCs will get 1 CEU in Crop Management with a 70 per cent or better on this 4R fertilizer management section.
This is the third of seven sections for this year’s Canola Watch annual CCA/CCSC exam. CCAs will get 0.5 CEU in Crop Management and 0.5 CEU in Soil and Water Management, and CCSCs will get 1 CEU in Crop Management with a 70 per cent or better on this 4R fertilizer management section.
This is the fourth of seven sections for this year’s Canola Watch annual CCA/CCSC exam. One CEU in Crop Management will go to those with 70 per cent or better on this Harvest and Storage section.
This is the fifth of seven sections for this year’s Canola Watch annual CCA/CCSC exam. One CEU in Crop Management for those who achieve 70 per cent or better on this Plant establishment and seed section.
This is the sixth of seven sections for this year’s Canola Watch annual CCA/CCSC exam. One CEU in Integrated Pest Management for those who achieve 70 per cent or better on this Insect pest management section.
This is the seventh of seven sections for this year’s Canola Watch annual CCA/CCSC exam. One CEU in Crop Management will got to those who achieve 70 per cent or better on this Abiotic risk management section.
At the Canola Council’s Canola Week event next week, the value chain will have the opportunity to reflect on “2020 yield-robbers”. The CCC agronomy team summarizes five major yield robbing factors in 2020…
The CCC had a few agronomy priorities for 2020 and this is a quick check in for on-farm approaches to these priorities.
We’ve heard of some canola bins “heating” up over the past couple of weeks. If canola growers have time, they may see benefit in cycling canola out of one bin and into another to even out the temperature and check for hot spots.