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Field Pea Production Resources, Field Peas, FP Diseases, FP Insects

Field Pea Insect and Disease Scouting Calendar

A timeline that indicates when to scout for field pea insect and disease pests, and their impact on production and quality.

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FP Diseases

Field Pea Foliar Diseases

Bacterial Blight (Pseudomonas syringae) Bacterial blight in peas first appears as dark-green, water-soaked lesions on the leaves, stipules, pods and…

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FP Fertility/Inoc

Assessing Field Pea Nodulation

Timing Field pea root nodules can form as early as 14 days after emergence. However, proper nodulation assessment should take…

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DB General Production, FP General Production, Soybean General Production

Considerations for pulse and soybean crops in dry conditions

Manitoba is currently facing its third dry season in a row, as 2019 is shaping up to be another dry year.

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DB Weed Control, FP Weed Control, Soybean Weed Control

Herbicide-Resistant Weeds

The status of herbicide resistant weeds in Manitoba and which species to keep an eye on.

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DB Insects, FP Insects, Soybean Insects

Cutworms in Pulse and Soybean Crops

How to scout for and manage cutworms in pulse and soybean crops. When to scout, what to look for and when to pull the trigger.

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FP Harvest, Pulse Beat Individual Articles

Combine Cleanout: How to reduce the risk of soybeans in your field peas

Combine cleanout can be a time-consuming endeavour. It is a necessity in today’s world with food allergens, herbicide-resistance weeds and other potential pests such as soybean cyst nematode.

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FP Diseases, Pulse Beat Individual Articles, The Bean Report

Managing Ascochyta (Mycosphaerella) Blight in Field Peas

Ascochyta (Mycosphaerella) Blight in field peas: symptoms and management.

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DB Insects, FP Insects, Soybean Insects

Scouting for Early Season Insects

There are generally few early season insects we need to worry about in pulse and soybean crops grown in Manitoba.…

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DB Diseases, FP Diseases, Soybean Diseases

Scouting for Early Season Diseases

Seedling Disease/Root Rot The terms “seedling disease” and “root rot” generally refer to the root rot complex that can infect…

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DB Weed Control, FP Weed Control, Soybean Weed Control

Weed Seedling Identification

Biennial Wormwood Making its first appearance in the top 20 most abundant weeds list, according to Manitoba’s 2016 survey, biennial…

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Faba Beans, FP Insects

Pea Leaf Weevil – A New Pest in Manitoba

In spring, pea leaf weevil adults fly in from overwintering sites (perennial legume crops) to their host crops, peas and…

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FP Fertility/Inoc

Field Pea Inoculation and Fertilization

Is inoculation necessary for peas? Field peas can fix atmospheric nitrogen (N2) through a symbiotic relationship with Rhizobium leguminosarum. This…

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FP Diseases

Curbing Disease Pressure in Peas

Although 2018 is setting itself up to be a dry year, disease management should remain a priority for pea growers.…

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FP Diseases

Foliar Fungicide Decision Making in Peas

Determining whether fungicide is necessary for control of Ascochyta/Mycosphaerella Blight in peas

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FP Insects

Scouting for Pea Aphids

Identification Pea aphids are a sporadic pest of field peas, faba beans and lentils in Manitoba that overwinter in perennial…

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FP Weed Control

Herbicide Options for Field Peas

Herbicide options for peas from the Field Crop Protection Guide.

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FP Diseases, FP Seeding

The Effects of Seeding Rate and Fungicide Application on Field Peas in Manitoba

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