March 2023—
The Canola Research Hub recently highlighted three research studies that investigated nematodes, parasitoids and other insect pest predators that impact cutworms in canola. These biocontrol organisms may be currently providing pest management assistance or could provide optional biocontrol in the coming years.
January 2023—
Recent research projects give us an update on the state of herbicide-resistant weeds on the Prairies, and provide tips for effective prevention and management. Outside agronomic expertise may help with a practical integrated weed management plan.
Science Edition 2022—
The Hub provides the science behind current best management practices. Explore over 200 plant establishment, genetics, nutrient, harvest management and integrated pest management projects at canolaresearch.ca.
November 2022—
Seeding tools with sections that shut off automatically when passing over already-seeded areas will reduce input costs for seed and fertilizer. It proves particularly profitable in fields with odd shapes and obstacles.
September 2022—
Recommendations from a six-year study on soil-test-based fertilizer decisions include: Reduce tillage intensity and utilize recommended nutrient recommendations to help improve soil aggregate stability and root characteristics.