Weeds

Keep the upper hand on weeds | Flea beetles are on the march | How low is too low for plant density? | A

Walk those fields | There’s still time to get seeds down well | Lower rate herbicide can = good efficacy | Expect unexpected nitrogen

Help seedlings outgrow flea beetles | Seeding well = a smart start | Weeds are now coming on strong | Write it down: record

Keep soil where it belongs | Well-prepped drills allow maximum yield | Does seed size matter? | Make time for seedbed prep, even this

Get that tech field-ready | When short supply forces a swap | Grow registered varieties only | Protect herbicides with integrated management tools |

Topics for the month are: Soil sampling technique for fields where fertilizer band didn’t disperse | High storage risk for green dockage | One

We answer questions on weed, harvest and fertilizer management. We also have links to help with canola hybrid selection for 2022.

Cabbage seedpod weevil | CanolaCounts | Second herbicide passes | Top dressing nutrients | Not over ’til it’s over

Counting canola | Herbicide timing | Cleaning sprayers | Flea beetle tips

Eight questions this week – four on agronomy as it relates to weed management and four on weed identification.

Hot temperatures can reduce the effectiveness of pest management applications. This article looks at performance of canola herbicides for weed control and insecticides for

Fall is a good time to control perennial and winter annual weeds, but spraying immediately after harvest may not provide the best results. Before