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April 22, 2021

Fusarium map for Saskatchewan barley a reminder to get seed tested this year

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See below a map of fusarium infection in barley crops across Saskatchewan, based on data from Prairie Diagnostic Seed Labs, Discovery Seed Labs and 20/20 Seed Labs and published by the Government of Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture.

Farmers are reminded to get seed tested for disease and consider a seed treatment for diseased seed. For severely diseased seed, maybe search for a better seed source. 

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