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Gain a better understanding of herbicide resistance issues across Canada and around the world. Our goal is to ensure participants walk away with a clear understanding of specific actions they can take to help minimize the devastating impact of herbicide resistance on agricultural productivity in Canada.
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Soybean rust spores first blew into Ontario in 2007. Those spores were captured at monitoring sites in one of the largest crop disease monitoring efforts in North America to date.
So far, soybean rust has not caused problems in Canada, in part because monitoring has contributed to more effective control measures in the United States. On top of that, the monitoring program has laid the foundation for developing a Canadian system that could monitor the full range of airborne fungal spores and bacteria, as an early warning system for diverse pathogen concerns.
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September 9-10, 2015
More details to come.
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September 20, 2015
Location: Hylander Farm, Tecumseh, ON
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November 6-15, 2015
Location: Exhibition Place, Toronto, ON
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