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No new clubroot cases identified in 2024

REGINA — The 2024 Clubroot Distribution Map, identifying the rural municipalities where clubroot has been identified since the first Saskatchewan detection in 2008 has been released.

The map reflects findings from last year's permission-based survey. In 2024, no new cases of canola plants with visible symptoms of clubroot were identified in the province, keeping the total number of fields with confirmed visible symptoms at 82.

However, two additional fields were found to have clubroot pathogen DNA in the soil, increasing the total number of confirmed fields through DNA testing to 45, according to Saskatchewan Agriculture Producers impacted by the detections have been notified.

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