Planting rates are affected by seed size so it is important to know the thousand seed weight (TSW) of the seed you have purchased so that you can estimate your final plant stand.

Verticillium stripe is a soil-borne disease of canola first found in Canada in 2014 in Manitoba. Learn about disease facts, symptoms, scouting tips and management of verticillium stripe in Canada.

In 2021, we released two new CR packages, CR4 and CR5. Both deliver new resistance genes in an effective clubroot stack, provide excellent yield, great agronomics and are a robust clubroot management tool that promote CR genetics stewardship.

Early season weed control helps protect crop yield potential, especially during the canola seedling stage when the crop is a poor competitor. Learn about the critical weed free period, pre-seed application, post emergent applications and more.

Sclerotinia stem rot is a soil borne pathogen, also known as white mould. It is a disease that affects western Canadian crops on a yearly basis including canola, sunflowers, peas, soybeans, dry beans, lentils and chickpeas.

Learn about the management and identification of five prominent cutworm species of concern in the canola growing areas of Western Canada.

There are two dominant flea beetle species in Western Canada: striped flea beetle and crucifer flea beetle. Learn about their life cycle, impact on your canola crop and how to manage them.

Sclerotinia stem rot is one of the most predominant canola diseases in Western Canada, observed in 80 per cent of surveyed crops in a 2020 study, and causing up to 50 per cent yield loss.

Forget “planting a seed and watching it grow”. Today’s farmers know that producing a high-yielding canola crop requires a season-long commitment.

Pair Brevant seeds soybeans with Acapela™ fungicide to provide complete coverage and superior protection against key diseases like white mould.