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EPISODE · Sep 4, 2022 · 30 MIN

Cereal disease update with Brad Baxter & Steve Simpfendorfer, 2.9.22.

from NSW DPIRD Agronomy · host NSW DPI

The latest update from the pathology team, Brad Baxter & Steve Simpfendorfer, on what's happening with cereal diseases in the field across NSW.

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The latest update from the pathology team, Brad Baxter & Steve Simpfendorfer, on what's happening with cereal diseases in the field across NSW.

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The latest update from the pathology team, Brad Baxter & Steve Simpfendorfer, on what's happening with cereal diseases in the field across NSW.

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