Details: 03 July 2019

Fall Application of Glyphosate

Canadian canola, cereals and pulse growers can help maintain market access for all by carefully managing their fall glyphosate applications. All crops that are to receive pre-harvest glyphosate MUST be at less than 30% seed moisture before product is applied. Click here to see what 30% looks like.

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Details: 02 July 2019

Interactive Tool Helps Growers Follow PHI Ensure crop protection products do not leave unacceptable residues on harvested canola and pulses. Use the interactive Spray to Swath Interval Calculator to know when it's safe to cut your crop after pesticide applications or to select products that m …

Details: 08 August 2018

Blackleg in canola can cause yield and quality losses and may create a market risk. To help keep blackleg at bay and protect Canada’s reputation as a trusted supplier of high-quality canola, canola producers are encouraged to employ an integrated disease management strategy.

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Keep Canada's Canola Clean

Did you know Canada exports 90% of the canola we produce? Click below for five simple tips to get your canola ready for export.

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Keep Canada's Cereals Clean

Did you know Canada exports over 20 million tonnes of wheat, oats and barley every year? Click below for five simple tips to get your cereals ready for export.

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Keep Canada's Pulses Clean

Did you know that Canada exports close to $4 billion of pulse crops to over 130 countries annually? Click below for simple tips to get your pulses ready for export.

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Fall Application of Glyphosate

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