Clubroot Intensifies, Check Fields

Oct 10, 2011

Clubroot Intensifies, Check Fields

Two cases of clubroot have been confirmed in Saskatchewan. Growers in fringe areas where clubroot is at low levels or has not yet been detected are encouraged to check their fields. The photos below show decaying clubroot galls — typical of what galls look like this time of year. Noticing the disease before it gets serious is an important step in long-term clubroot management. Click here for a news release on what to look for and what to do. Clubroot.ca has more detail on all aspects of clubroot management.

If clubroot is present but undetected, then growers, custom operators and whomever else visits the field can spread infested soil throughout the farm and to neighboring farms that much faster.

Example of clubroot galls found at harvest time.

Decaying clubroot galls

Source: Canola Council of Canada

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