Help your canola win the race with flea beetles

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May 09, 2025

Source: Manitoba Cooperator

Flea beetles have become a perennial bane for Prairie canola growers. Recent years have seen several seasons where seed treatments were not enough to protect from crop damage past economic thresholds. Read more on protecting your canola from flea beetles from this Manitoba Cooperator article.

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Flea beetles have become a perennial bane for Prairie canola growers. Recent years have seen several seasons where seed treatments were not enough to protect from crop damage past economic thresholds. Read more on protecting your canola from flea beetles from this Manitoba Cooperator article.

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