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To assist in determining whether or not to spray dry bean crops for western bean cutworm and when), two OMAFRA specialists provide the short, mid-length and long answer to that question.
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Hosted at Syngenta Canada’s Honeywood Research Facility, the event tested students in weed identification, sprayer calibration, herbicide symptom identification and in-field problem solving.
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Selected projects will aim to help the sector attract, support and retain the workers it needs to continue producing safe and high-quality Ontario-made food, strengthen the local supply chain and improve food security.
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Two decades ago, western bean cutworm wasn’t even on producers’ radar in Quebec and Ontario. Since its discovery in 2008-09, it’s become a closely monitored pest of corn and dry bean in both provinces. Every summer, moths travel to Eastern Canada from the U.S. Great Plains region. But western bean cutworms aren’t just travelers: the pest’s overwintering ability was recently confirmed in Quebec.
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The drought conditions of 2021 on the Prairies have created concerns about herbicide carryover for the 2022 season. Clark Brenzil, provincial weed control specialist with Saskatchewan Agriculture, discussed the potential for herbicide carryover at the Top Crop Summit, noting the importance of moisture and time in the breakdown of herbicides in soil.
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