Two soybean varieties with varying levels of white mould tolerance. The less tolerant variety (right), is completely ruined by white mould. Image taken in Eastern Ontario in early September.

White mould troubling for some regions

Mixed impact on soybean crop, but greater damage on dry beans

Wet and warm summer weather brings two things to southwestern Ontario: mosquitoes and disease pressure. Both were abundant during an early September Pioneer soybean plot tour in Essex County. For […] Read more



A research study shows that it is possible fungi have their own electrical language to share specific information resources nearby, such as potential dangers, between themselves or even with more distantly connected partners.

Do mushrooms really use language?

New research shows some fungi species may communicate via electrical impulses

Nearly all of Earth’s organisms communicate with each other in one way or another, from the nods and dances and squeaks and bellows of animals, through to the invisible chemical signals […] Read more