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Two varieties of Roma-type tomatoes that claim intermediate resistance to Tomato Brown Rugose Fruit Virus will be trialled in Mexico.
Another weed control tool is available to growers of muck crops.
Sylvar Technologies Inc is introducing a biological control to manage common scab in potatoes and basal root rot in garlic.
A new wholesaler, headed by 20-year veteran Scott Hodgins, aims to connect farmers with crop protection manufacturers.
Growers of green onions have another option for weed control.
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