We are running a feature on #clubroot in veg rotations in the next #OrganicGrower We want to hear growers' experiences whether you've had it or not, keeping it out, how you deal with it and advice to growers finding it on their land https://t.co/9DS4qb8gvi

🎉Introducing 2025 SaskOilseeds Grad Student Scholarship Recipient: Cresilda Alinapon Cresilda is studying the molecular function of Plasmodiophora brassicae effector proteins to understand and combat clubroot disease in canola, aiming to develop clubroot-resistant canola

🧬 Can stacking resistance genes make rapeseed plants unbeatable against clubroot disease? Pyramiding of triple Clubroot resistance loci conferred superior resistance without negative effects on agronomic traits in Brassica napus https://t.co/NgEh2VMizi

A recent study led by Chinese scientists has identified a key susceptibility gene linked to clubroot disease, often called the "cancer" of cruciferous crops, offering durable resistance resources for cruciferous clubroot disease control and fresh insights into how plants defend

Clubroot remains one of the most persistent challenges in canola. You can be confident choosing 1st or 2nd clubroot-resistant InVigor canola hybrids to help give your fields exceptional yield potential. At BASF, we work internally and externally to screen new pathotypes as

📢Last Call for #CanolaDisease testing! Oct. 31 is the final day to submit your disease samples for FREE testing. Find information on how to collect and submit samples here: https://t.co/x0FGBV6la3 #VerticilliumStripe #Clubroot #Blackleg

Happy to see this out in @TrendsGenetics 🎉 Led by the brilliant @JiaxuWu6 and @SohamBio! Clubroot progress depends not just on coherent nomenclature but, more importantly, on understanding the mechanisms underlying resistance. If we want true breakthroughs, we must critically

#AGFactFriday ~ 𝐂𝐥𝐮𝐛𝐫𝐨𝐨𝐭 #DYK Clubroot can be present in the soil for up to 20 years? #synergyag #rootsyoucancounton #soildisease #agriculture #farming #saskatchewan #clubroot

Manitoba canola farmers: Get free Canola Diagnostic Services Blackleg, verticillium stripe and clubroot can impact yield. Know what’s in your field, submit a sample today and get one free test type per field. 👉 https://t.co/Tg7tE85pUV #MbAg #canola

Send in samples throughout October to receive free canola disease testing! Blackleg race testing, Clubroot testing & Verticillium Stripe testing Program info: https://t.co/x0FGBV6la3 #Blackleg #Clubroot #VerticilliumStripe #CanolaDisease

🎉 Join me in congratulating @asimjaved777 for brilliantly presenting his Ph.D. seminar! His project has already: 🌱 Generated the reference genome of the clubroot pathogen 🧬 Built a comprehensive pathogen profile 🔍 Shed light on long-standing genomic riddles — how this

Our team is out at the @Bayer4CropsCA crop tour this rain-soaked morning near Fort Saskatchewan. Lots of valuable insights today—covering corn herbicide strategies, the latest clubroot protection, advances in pod shatter genetics, & fungicide tools for better crop protection.

Déjà vu in clubroot resistance: same genes, new names https://t.co/9zMkn6QX8P

Botanical garden clubroot 😅

Unlock clubroot resistance in B. rapa with DH40 genome & Crr5 gene! #BrassicaGenomics #ClubrootResistance @OxfordJournals Details: https://t.co/91KBQutzfg

A recent study led by Chinese scientists has identified a key susceptibility gene linked to clubroot disease, often called the "cancer" of cruciferous crops, offering durable resistance resources for cruciferous clubroot disease control and fresh insights into how plants defend

Gall-forming microbes use an arsenal of unique effector proteins to sneak past plant defences and reprogram growth, revealing new molecular tricks behind devastating crop diseases like clubroot. https://t.co/JTCdzQcuZB

Make sure to get out and scout your Canola fields! Seeing clubroot in a few fields and following up with discussions regarding hybrid selection, rotation and how fixing lower pH can help manage Clubroot (Plasmodiophora brassicae). Feel free to reach out, more than happy to help!

Know what’s in your field. Identify and manage crop diseases before they spread. MCGA members receive one free test type per field for blackleg, verticillium stripe, or clubroot. Visit our website to submit a sample: https://t.co/Tg7tE85pUV