Canola on pea stubble?

[boarderbloke]

Can that be a successful crop rotation?
What about crop diseases crossing over from peas to canola? I'm sure some here have tried it, can it work?

[JDGreen]

Best canola yields here come off pea stubble hands down. Have done it multiple times

[ajl]

It will work well. Most of the time see a yield boost. Herbicide residue may be an issue.

[boarderbloke]

Ya, forgot to mention I used Authority
with the burnoff, so likely I'd be risking chemical damage.

[Klause]

Always do canola on peas. Lots of rain so not worried about authority carryover and use viper in crop

[furrowtickler]

Been doing canola on pea stubble for years. Works well, reduces our spring frost risk but risk of sclero is there and always yields better regardless how much n you put on cereal stubble.
Used viper as well on peas - no residual issues for canola. Moving to different chemistry this year in peas though for other reasons.

[SASKFARMER3]

Peas canola wheat peas canola wheat always works.

[furrowtickler]

Yes is does but - Just watch for root rot - be carefull what you use for certain herbicides and burn offs

[Klause]

furrow what are you switching to?


We are putting authority down and then probably viper...

Was thinking of doing the old Bassagran assure II a week later.... more expensive but easier on crop...

[sawfly]

do it too . works good , but watch for cutworm. a lot around here have quit because the damage.