Oilseed rape disease management guidance

Sclerotinia stem rot

Monitor crops carefully during the flowering stages

Be prepared to extend rotations

A diverse rotation will help suppress this disease

Use our forecast to help assess risk

Our forecast predicts the date when 10% of plants could potentially show symptoms

Learn about the principal virus vector – the peach–potato aphid

Clubroot affects all cultivated and wild cruciferous plants

Independent information on the efficacy of fungicides

Use the key growth stages as a foundation for management

Topics:

Oilseed Rape Pests Diseases Nutrition Weeds Varieties Rotation Soils Water Slug Pellets

Sectors:

Cereals & Oilseeds

Tags:

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