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We got a smaller response to the gypsum last year at our site as well. The yield differences from this gypsum was huge and has been sent to @PulsePathSWSK for analysis.
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With so much rainfall in June, now is when an early infestation of Aphanomyces can start in a pea or lentil crop. If you notice yellowing patches in your field, this could be the critical starting point of a field infestation. Learn more: ow.ly/1GAT50Zs3JP
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I'm hearing the chickpea flax intercrops are having a great year!
Are you folks seeing this vs mono chicks? It's an ideal year for the intercrop.
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🌟 Nominations are open for the Pulse Promoter Award from NAPIA! 🌱
Help us recognize someone who goes above and beyond in supporting and promoting pulse crops. Submit your nomination today:
👉 docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
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Replying to @tony_swan64 @CSIRO @theGRDC @AgroJAK @Laura_Goward @MathewDunn19 @SusieSprague17 @Zakeelcassim @PulsePathSWSK
Chickpea/Flax update...
Shows how when seeding through high residue you have to pay attention.
But when low rainfall and high winds are the norm you have to do what you can.
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I'm looking for a PhD student to study Fus/Aph interactions on pea and lentil. Please share! emploisfp-psjobs.cfp-psc.gc.…
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Metribuzin and drought weren't consistent with the emerging chickpea plant health issue in Saskatchewan, but metribuzin is HOT on chickpeas canadianagronomist.ca/metrib… research from @ShaunSharpe9 @PulsePathSWSK Jeff Schoenau @agbiousask
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Check out the Feb @CanJMicrobio issue's #EditorsChoice:
Genomic characterization of three bacterial isolates antagonistic to the pea root rot pathogen Aphanomyces euteiches | Hossain & Hubbard
ow.ly/x6Ou50SZqCr
@CanJPlantSci @PulsePathSWSK
#genome_mining #OpenAccess

ALT Image depicts circular graphical display of the distribution of the genome annotations of Pseudomonas sp. rhizo 66 (PD-S66, (a)), Pseudomonas synxantha rhizo 25 (Ps-S25, (b)), and Serratia sp. root 2 (TS-R2, (c)). The figure includes, from outer to inner rings, the contigs, coding sequence (CDS) on the forward strand, CDS on the reverse strand, non-CDS features, CDS with homology to known antimicrobial resistance genes, CDS with homology to known virulence factors (VFs), transporters, GC content, and GC skew.
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Last plenary of #PlantCanada2024 Day 2 is Dr. Sara Martin from AAFC: Changing Environment, Changing Genes: Insights from Weed Genetics and Genomics 🧬🌱🛑
Some of the recent work published in @CanJPlantSci :
⛓️cdnsciencepub.com/doi/full/1…
⛓️cdnsciencepub.com/doi/full/1…
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Dr. Sara Martin on point with her clever slide headings in this morning’s plenary!
#plantcanada24
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Welcome to our new board members! Stephen Strelkov (not pictured) is Vice President, Michelle Hubbard is Treasurer and Rudolph Fredua-Agyeman is Junior Director at Large. Thank you to these volunteers! #PlantPathology #PlantCanada2024
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#PlantCanada2024 Dr Brent McCallum discussing Wheat Rust research in Manitoba and Canada -wheat resistance and rust races
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Thank you Dr. Gary Peng for your service as President of the Canadian Phytopathological Society! #PlantCanada2024 🌱🇨🇦
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My team and I will be at the Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada booth (316) for Ag in Motion next week! Drop by to say hello, chat weeds, see the plots, and test your weed ID!
ONLY 5 DAYS LEFT!
We are now only 5 days away! Are you ready? Grab your sunscreen, site map, hat and water bottle for 3 days of tech, conversation and demos!
Tickets on sale now at aginmotion.ca/
#AgInMotion #Aginmotion2024 #AIM24
Michelle Hubbard retweeted
Great information presented at the @AAFC_Canada Swift Current Field Day! @Ag_KuiLiu @PulsePathSWSK @Mervin_StLuce #cdnag
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Under the weather with a summer virus? Your pulse crop might be too. Learn more about viral infections in pulses, how to identify them, and the risks they pose to your bottom line here: ow.ly/rfp550SjgRE
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Join us for the Scott Field Day on July 10th! Register for either the morning or the afternoon session (a repeat of the morning) through the Eventbrite links below.
MORNING:
eventbrite.com/e/scott-field…
AFTERNOON:
eventbrite.com/e/scott-field…
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So, are you checking your #pulses for #peaphids ? Share your catches and help us track the build up of pea aphids this year! docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
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Today, it's Ascochyta/Mycosphaerella blight on peas. It's been a while since I've seen it show up this early and pretty high up in the canopy already! Check out @AlbertaPulse website for an Ascochyta score card to help make decisions on whether to spray a fungicide.


































