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Canola School: Managing clubroot patches using ag lime

Using clubroot resistant genetics and lengthening rotations are highly recommended practices for managing clubroot on the prairies. "Ninety per cent of those clubroot spores can die with a two year break, so one in three rotation, that's really critical if you have a shorter rotation than that, and you're looking at improving your ability to manage clubroot," says Keith Gabert, agronomist with the Canola Council of Canada. The challenge though, is that the remaining 10 per cent of spores after lengthening rotation is still way too many spores — billions of spores per gram of soil, to millions of spores per gram of soil, is still a significant infestation that puts a lot of pressure on clubroot genetics, says Gabert in this Canola School episode. #CanolaSchool #Clubroot #Agronomy #Farming Website: https://www.realagriculture.com/canol... Find us on our other social media platforms: Twitter:   / realagriculture   Instagram:   / realagriculture   Facebook:   / realagmedia