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Clubroot Infested Areas In Alberta In 2010


Alberta Agriculture has updated the clubroot map for Alberta based on 2010 field surveys.

Clubroot is a serious soil-borne disease of canola and is considered a declared pest under Alberta's Agricultural Pests Act. It is not a new disease in Canada or Alberta; however, it is just in the last few years that it has been found in a number of counties in Alberta. Clubroot continues to spread and is a significant concern for Alberta producers.

download a printable pdf version of the map

for more information on clubroot visit http://www.clubroot.ca/

Additional information regarding Clubroot Disease of Canola and Mustard is available on-line from Alberta Agriculture

Source: ACPC


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