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Field Crops Virtual Breakfast - Soil Fertility: Start Right to Finish Well

April 15, 2021

Kurt Steinke

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The MSU Extension Field Crops Virtual Breakfast weekly discussion for April 15, 2021, focuses on soil fertility and management, presented by Kurt Steinke, MSU soil fertility and nutrient management.

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