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Canola plant diagnostics 10
Inspect Pests when growing canola 1
These curled pods are caused by thrips. Economic thresholds are rarely reached.
pollinators and beneficials for canola flowers 3
Apiarists value the high quality forage canola provides for their honey bees
Canola plant diagnostics 1
Evidence of bird feeding - Red-winged blackbirds are a likely culprit
Canola Flower 2
Inspect Pests when growing canola 3
Horned Lark. They can decimate an entire field at emergence. No known effective control
pollinators and beneficials for canola flowers 2
Lacewing adult. The larvae are voracious feeders of aphids, and also mites, thrips, and eggs of other insect pests
Growth and development of Canola from seed to oil 7
pollinators and beneficials for canola flowers 8
Honey bee hives - canola is a win-win for apiarists and growers
Planting canola crops 8
Inspect Pests when growing canola 4
Flea beetle (and ladybug); at this stage >50 beetles/plant is threshold for treatmen
Inspect Pests when growing canola 9
Lygus bug. Scouting is important all season, for lygus late flowering to early pod stage is critical
Inspect Pests when growing canola 7
Cabbage seedpod weevil adults. Eggs are laid in pods; larvae eat developing seeds.
Inspect Pests when growing canola 8
Cabbage seedpod weevil. Threshold is 20 adults/10 sweeps in winter canola
Canola fields 7
Growth and development of Canola from seed to oil 10
Canola plant diagnostics 4
honey bee pollinating canola flower
Honey bee on canola flower
Canola plant diagnostics 5
The curved stalks are a symptom of freezing temperatures. Canola can recover, with an S-shaped stalk.
Planting canola crops 5
Canola tours and outreach 7
Canola fields 2
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Farmers harvesting canola 8
Canola fields 6
Inspect Pests when growing canola 4
Flea beetle
Growth and development of Canola from seed to oil 5
Growth and development of Canola from seed to oil 3
Planting canola crops 6
canola seeds to canola oil 3
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Canola Flower 1
Canola Flower 6
pollinators and beneficials for canola flowers 6
Bumblebee, a native pollinator
Inspect Pests when growing canola 2
Diamondback moth larva. Early season threshold >25% leaf area eaten
Growth and development of Canola from seed to oil 7
Canola fields 5
Inspect Pests when growing 6 canola
Diamondback moth adult. The larvae are the damaging life stage.
Canola tours and outreach 6
Planting canola crops 2
Growth and development of Canola from seed to oil 6
Planting canola crops 9
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pollinators and beneficials for canola flowers 7
Honey bees are not required for commercial fields but can increase yield
Farmers harvesting canola 7
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Canola plant diagnostics 6
Fasciation - cell division gone awry but nothing to worry about.
Planting canola crops 1
Inspect Pests when growing canola 10
Cabbage seedpod weevil can reach threshold levels in spring canola too but the growth stage of canola needs to be considered.
Canola plant diagnostics 9
Farmers harvesting canola 2
pollinators and beneficials for canola flowers 5
Ladybug larvae (and the more familiar adults) are voracious consumers of cabbage aphids, to the tune of their body weight per day!
Canola tours and outreach 5
Farmers harvesting canola 6
Canola fields 4
Farmers harvesting canola 1
Canola plant diagnostics 7
Black leg lesion - the black dots are pycnidia, the fruiting bodies of the disease
Canola tours and outreach 1
Canola tours and outreach 2
Canola plant diagnostics 2
Canola Seeds in drill box
Farmers harvesting canola 9
Growth and development of Canola from seed to oil 4
Growth and development of Canola from seed to oil 9
PNW Canola Association
Canola fields 1
Canola tours and outreach 3
Canola fields 3
pollinators and beneficials for canola flowers 4
Oregon Swallowtail butterfly, state butterfly of OR and another pollinator of canola.
Farmers harvesting canola 4
Canola plant diagnostics 3
Canola plant diagnostics 8
Farmers harvesting canola 3
Canola Flower
Planting canola crops 4
canola seeds to canola oil
Flowering winter canola
Canola Flower 7
Canola tours and outreach 4
Inspect Pests when growing canola
Aphid during pod fill and maturing.
Farmers harvesting canola 5
pollinators and beneficials for canola flowers 1
Ladybug larva and parasatized looper
Canola Flower
Planting canola crops 3
Inspect Pests when growing canola 11
Aphid infestations can be scary to see but it is vital to also scout for beneficial insects before any treatment decision
Canola Flower 4
Growth and development of Canola from seed to oil 2
canola seeds to canola oil 2
Growth and development of Canola from seed to oil
Growth and development of Canola from seed to oil 11
Canola fields
Planting canola crops 7
Canola Flower 5
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Canola Research
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