Canola School: What's in the Net

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Matt Stanford of the Canola Council of Canada takes a close look at what bugs we find in the bug sweep net.  Cabbage seed pod weevils and lygus bugs can cause real havoc on the canola crop and Matt helps you identify them.

Categories: Agronomy / Canola / Canola Disease, Weeds & Insects / Canola School / Lygus Bugs / Pests / Spraying / Video
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