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Fungicide Application: Is it Worth It?

Jun 21, 2016

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As we approach the flag leaf stage in cereal crops, many producers are wondering if a foliar fungicide application is worth their time and money. To help answer that question, we’re speaking with Sheri Strydhorst, agronomy research scientist with Alberta Agriculture.

Interview with Sheri Strydhorst (3:09 minutes) (1.44 Mb)

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