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Pre-Harvest Intervals

Jul 29, 2014

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Canola Council agronomist Keith Gabert disccuses the importance of following the pre-harvest interval guidelines.

The spraytoswath.ca website Keith discusses is a great tool for making the right product choices for expected interval to swathing or direct cutting canola

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Source: Alberta Canola Producers Commission

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