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Tag Archives: sweet potato
Crop Protection Hub Highlights: New Features
Earlier this growing season, new features were released on the Ontario Crop Protection Hub (Crop Hub). The goal of these new features is to make it easier for users to view, compare and print crop protection information.
Posted in All Specialty Crops, Culinary, Ginseng, Ginseng Pest Management, Herbs, Hops, Hops Pest Management, Lavender, Specialty Fruit and Nuts, Specialty Vegetable Pest Management, Specialty Vegetables, Sweet Potato, Sweet Potato Pest Management, Tree Nuts
Tagged all specialty crops, Ginseng, herbs, Hops, Pest Control Products, Resources, sweet potato, Tree Nuts
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New Sweetpotato and Lavender Integrated Pest Management CropIPM Modules Launched
OMAFRA is in the process of updating CropIPM, an integrated pest management resource to assist growers and scouts with identification of crop pests and learn about their biology and management strategies. As part of the update, new crop modules are … Continue reading
OMAFRA Job Opportunities: Student- Summer Research Assistant (Horticulture)
There are a number of summer student positions available in horticulture with the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs, including several in specialty crops. See below for the full details. Organization: Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs … Continue reading
Posted in All Specialty Crops, Ginseng, Herbs, Hops, Industrial and Misc. Crops, Industrial Hemp, Specialty Fruit and Nuts, Specialty Grains, Specialty Vegetables, Sweet Potato
Tagged Ginseng, Hops, integrated pest management, Lavender, Specialty Grains and Oilseeds, Summer Student Jobs, sweet potato, Tree Nuts
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New OMAFRA Vegetable Crop Production Guide (Pub 839) – Includes new and expanded content for specialty crops!
OMAFRA’s new Vegetable Crop Production Guide (Pub 839) is now available. This edition has updated and expanded specialty vegetable content including Herbs, Specialty Brassicas, Specialty Vegetables, and Sweet Potatoes. Follow the link below to OMAFRA’s ONVegetables Blog and download your … Continue reading
Posted in All Specialty Crops, Herbs, Specialty Vegetables, Sweet Potato, Uncategorized
Tagged herbs, Publication, Specialty Vegetables, sweet potato
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Where in Ontario can you grow sweet potatoes? Commercial production of a tropical crop in the great white north
The sweet potato is a tropical plant native to Central and South America, with most commercial production occurring in warm regions with very long frost free periods. Given this, many people are surprised to learn that sweet potatoes are commercially … Continue reading
Hornworms in sweetpotatoes
In the past couple of weeks, we have observed this individual feeding on sweet potato plants in the Simcoe area. Sweet potato producers who used to grow tobacco will likely recognize this as a hornworm, however it is not the same species … Continue reading