Sclerotinia pics

[furrowtickler]

All good, just hear the same thing around here from some who run off and play instead of looking after their crop for a few more days. Took me 2 days to spray canola. Still had alot of lake, fishing days afterwards.
All the best to you, I think the bloom has come off this crop substantialy here as well.

[SASKFARMER3]

Sorry to here you think it's lake time. Study
growing conditions and crop. Your area lucked out
and will win prov best no doughty about that.
Aster yellow no cure and it gets wheat and canola
and barley. Also our test strips show very little
difference from what I sprayed proline, even
bayer rep says we would have needed more than
one app with all the rain. Can't spray leaf hoppers
with Lorsban every three days. So take your good
crop and be lucky.

[SASKFARMER3]

Gee furrow you've only been in the game for 20
years we have since 1970

[Ronski]

cut and paste from Canola Watch #23 canola.ab.ca

Fungicide: Fields that were sprayed with fungicide in the 20% to 50% flower window can still have sclerotinia. Fungicides will reduce the incidence and severity of infection but will not eliminate sclerotinia completely, especially if conditions are favorable all through flowering. Spraying twice will help prolong the protection when the flowering period is extended, but even that will not completely eliminate the disease when pressure is high.

[SASKFARMER3]

Thankyou Ronski. Just what my guys were
telling me.

[furrowtickler]

May not eliminate disease but reduced it by 70-
90% here. The weigh wagon will tell the tale, my
guess 10 bus diff. You are both right with
continued wet conditions a second app might be
needed. Shitty to see infection levels so high
though regardless