Frosts have kept the variation in early and later sown crops, which are generally a growth stage apart

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Frosts have kept the variation in early and later sown crops, which are generally a growth stage apart

Disease symptoms are light in backward crops, with yellow rust only bubbling up in some susceptible varieties, according to Bayer’s National Disease Snapshot.

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