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Listen to NSW DPIRD's pathologist Kurt Lindbeck, Wagga and Steve Marcroft, Marcroft Grains Pathology talk about canola diseases in 2026.
- Disease update: there is a lot going on!
- What the warm and wet conditions mean for both disease progression and management.
- Disease basics.
- Updated fungicide strategy.
- Fungicide resistance.
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United Kingdom
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