What's happening with diseases in canola and pulse crops? With Kurt Lindbeck.

NSW DPI's plant pathologist Kurt Lindbeck, gives an update on:-What is happening in the paddock with canola and pulse crops.-Is it too late for fungicides to be effective in canola?-Upper canopy blackleg and late season sclerotinia in canola.-What nasties are raising their heads in pulse crops.

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NSW DPI's plant pathologist Kurt Lindbeck, gives an update on: -What is happening in the paddock with canola and pulse crops. -Is it too late for fungicides to be effective in canola? -Upper canopy blackleg and late season sclerotinia in canola. -What nasties are raising their heads in pulse crops.

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