Fluazinam still has a place in blight control

With the prevalence of various blight strains changing year-on-year, Alice Dyer finds out what growers need to know this season.

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Fluazinam still has a place in blight control

With the prevalence of various blight strains changing year-on-year, Alice Dyer finds out what growers need to know this season. Last year, incidences of the blight strain 37_A2, which has insensitivity...

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