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Herbicide Efficiency Under Weather Stress

March 4, 2019 - Author: Erin Burns, Michigan State University Extension

MSU Extension Field Crop Webinar Series "Herbicide Efficiency Under Weather Stress"

Presenter: Dr. Erin Burns

Date: March 4, 2019

Tags: corn, field crops, field crop webinar series, forages, msu extension, small grains, wheat

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Erin Burns

Erin Burns
burnser5@msu.edu

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