
Tag Archives fusarium

Alberta deregulates fusarium
Crop disease comes off province's 'zero tolerance' list

Getting positive results from fungicide
Combining new technology with good agronomics helps result in a positive return from a fungicide application

New cereal fungicide seeks to carve out its own niche
Cerefit's dual mode of action acts as a preventive and curative

Disease outlook for the 2020 crop season
We can’t be sure which diseases will attack this year, but indications are that once they arrive, they’ll be here to stay

A decade of midge-tolerant wheat
New varieties are in the pipeline for CWRS and SWS classes

Careful grain sampling key when looking for mycotoxins
Ontario’s worst-ever year for DON infection in corn may provide some guidance for managing the problem in Western Canada

Guess who’s paying for new grain grading?
New CGC regulations would add DON and falling number to Canada’s grade specifications

Grain grading revamp may add falling number, DON as factors

Pearce: Multiple modes of action an emerging reality for fungicides

Better than meets the eye?
Canada’s quality-control system still has a lot of support, but some are calling for grades to be determined by machines, not the human eye
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