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EPISODE · Mar 17, 2025 · 45 MIN

What cereal diseases could be an issue in 2025? What's the washup from 2024?

from NSW DPIRD Agronomy · host NSW DPIRD

Listen to NSW DPIRD's 'dynamic duo', Steve Simpfendorfer and Brad Baxter discuss:What we learnt in 2024 and disease legacy effects for 2025.What's showing up in the stubble testing from this summer.What diseases could be an issue this season.Management tips.

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Listen to NSW DPIRD's 'dynamic duo', Steve Simpfendorfer and Brad Baxter discuss: What we learnt in 2024 and disease legacy effects for 2025.What's showing up in the stubble testing from this summer.What diseases could be an issue this season.Management tips.

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