Thrips Flight and TSWV Risk Update--May 7, 2019
Third generation thrips flights are now predicted to occur within 14 days at some of our locations, so growers …
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Collapse ▲Third generation thrips flights are now predicted to occur within 14 days at some of our locations, so growers …
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