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Spore traps continue to help potato farmers stay ahead of late blight in Alberta and Ontario.
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Ontario scouts have found Colorado potato beetles mating and laying eggs, plus flea beetles, black cutworms and leafhoppers. However, all remain below threshold levels.
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The Surplus Food Rescue Program will prioritize surplus commodities that have a higher risk of loss, such as potatoes and some aquaculture products.
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Karen Schwean-Lardner is one of the most highly regarded poultry scientists worldwide working at University of Saskatchewan’s department of animal and poultry science. Canadian Poultry editor Brett Ruffell chats with her in the first episode of our podcast series featuring six Influential Women in Canadian Agriculture, a program created by the agriculture brand teams at Annex Business Media, designed to honour women making a difference in Canada’s ag industry.
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The United Potato Growers of Canada estimate Canadian potato acreage could be down 15,000 acres, mostly due to cuts in processing contracts. However, seed and fresh acres are stable, while chip acres have slightly increased. For the 2020 crop, UPGC’s official acreage estimate will not be out until mid-July.
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Growers and scouts can now download three scouting resources that will help them know when and what to scout for in potato fields.
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In this article, Eugenia Banks shares scouting tips for black cutworms.
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Early summer, mid-summer and late summer practices to protect growers against late blight.
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