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Double fungiciding canola
I'm thinking about trying some double fungicide on canola, wondering if anyone does it or has tried it and what you've found for results, I've got some pretty sweet canola on bean ground with a really high end fertility so I'd think this would be as good of field as any to try. Would like to hear lots of thoughts on this.
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What fungicide are you planning on using?
Will be doing proline for sure once maybe twice or possibly lance.
I would proline first pass and lance on second.
Where are you at? Must be far away from here! I doubt there will be much canola even getting one pass in eastern sask, can see the ground from the road and it is early flower.
yes in the NE sask most fungi app. (canola) will be a donation to crop insurance
Spraying same fungicide twice? EEEK!
In a healthy 4 year rotation with canola that is the same resistance pressure as 8 years of proper stewardship.
But since most farmers are doing a 2 year, well you can do the math....
In a healthy 4 year rotation with canola that is the same resistance pressure as 8 years of proper stewardship.
But since most farmers are doing a 2 year, well you can do the math....
Jump to conclusions this field hasn't had canola since 2009, I also said I might do lance as well as proline, when the crop was fertilized for corn and ended up being seeded to canola and looks as good as it does and being on bean ground I'd like to protect it and not let disease take over.Spraying same fungicide twice? EEEK!
In a healthy 4 year rotation with canola that is the same resistance pressure as 8 years of proper stewardship.
But since most farmers are doing a 2 year, well you can do the math....
Mainly saying that same product in same year should not be done. Its enormous selection pressure regardless of rotation.
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