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Using rotation to tackle take-all

With rotations being turned on their head following the hit and miss 2019/20 drilling campaign, some crops may now be at greater risk of the soilborne disease, take-all.

Alice Dyer

23 October 2020 鈥� 2 min read

With rotations being turned on their head following the hit and miss 2019/20 drilling campaign, some crops may now be at greater risk of the soilborne disease, take-all. Speaking during the British...

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Using rotation to tackle take-all

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