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Brought to you by Bayer Crop Science
Emesto ® Complete offers the same fungicide actives as Emesto ® Silver seed-piece treatment plus an insecticide to protect your crop from tough pests. Learn More
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The practices used in selecting and preparing seed potatoes for planting play a big role in getting your crop off to a great beginning.
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Velum® Rise is a broad-spectrum fungicide/nematicide that delivers systemic and
preventative protection against diseases and nematodes.
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Precision agriculture is the belief that applying that "Goldilocks" amount of fertilizer, fungicides or herbicides – just enough and not a speck more, exactly where it's needed – is the goal. But how do you know what the right amount is? Research is on your side.
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Emesto Complete fungicide and insecticide seed-piece treatment provides superior
control of seed-borne diseases and outstanding insect control.
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Demand for processing potatoes influenced the seeded area in Canada's two biggest potato processing powerhouse provinces last year.
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Imagine being able pinpoint not only when weeds are likely to emerge, but also when herbicides are best applied. That's the goal of an Idaho research project that utilizes a special, thermogradient table.
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Protect your potato crop with an in-furrow application of Velum Rise fungicide/nematicide. Get excellent control of soil-borne black scurf, stem and stolon canker caused by Rhizoctonia solani. Velum Rise also offers suppression of black dot and nematodes (which are some of the causal agents of the potato early dying (PED) disease complex) along with suppression of early blight and white mould.
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No producer likes weeds. That's obvious. But an AAFC study published in 2023 quantifies just how damaging weeds can be to one of Canada's most prolific potato provinces, we well as neighbours to the south. With no weed control tactics applied, potential potato yield loss from weed interference on P.E.I. is estimated at 26 per cent – resulting in a monetary loss of USD $13 million. The study also looks at the various weed management and herbicide strategies one can take to combat this.
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Is the fight against Blackleg a game of whack-a-mole? While one of the main bacteria that causes Blackleg, Dickeya dianthicola, has been controlled by some growers, research at the University of Maine has found that growers who effectively control Blackleg caused by Dickeya are now seeing an increase in other Blackleg-causing bacteria, some of which is more common in Canada than Dickeya. The easiest way to treat Blackleg, argue the researchers, is to understand the bacteria causing it.
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Insiders weigh in on the ups and downs of the 2024 growing season in Canada, particularly in Manitoba. How did the weather affect growing conditions? What pesky pests and diseases emerged? And how did that translate to harvest?
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March 20, 27
Virtual
Special weed management webinar March 27
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