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Clubroot concern

Jun 13, 2018

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Clubroot is a serious soil-borne disease that can seriously impact the yield and quantity of crops in the cruciferous family. Jeana Schuurman, rural engagement and communications specialist with the Farmers’ Advocate Office, says the spread of the disease can be a big concern for landowners.

Interview with Jeana Schuurman (3:50 minutes) (1.76 Mb)

 
 
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