Weed control for shelterbelts and rapeseed protection
Cultivating shelterbelts on the Canadian prairies requires weed control. Chemical options include preplant soil incorporation, postplant sprays, and directed applications. Specific products listed cover flea beetles and blackleg in rapeseed, with mixing rates and safety precautions for Furadan, Lindane, Gammasan, Beomyl, Benlate, Thiram, and Captan. For guidance, contact local Weed Control Supervisors in Hamiota, Miniota, Kenton, Oak River, and Cardale.
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Kenton
Oak River
Cardale
Farm Notes On Oil, Fungicide, And Safety Precautions
Guidance on mixing seed with oil and fungicide followed by granules for blackleg control. Emphasizes safety due to toxicity, recommending rubber gloves and an agricultural respirator. Warns of vapor exposure, skin contact, and contamination risks to animals from poorly cleaned augers or feed mixers.
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