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Talking Crops Podcast: Sugarcane Aphid Dos and Don'ts - Gus Lorenz

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Jul 22, 201500:17:31Science & Medicine

Sightings of sugarcane aphids in grain sorghum have become more and more prevalent during this time of the year in the southeast. Sugarcane aphids have only been an issue for the past 3 years, so information on controlli...

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