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Virginia Potato Disease Advisory

Posted on April 27, 2017 by Sean Malone

The year’s first Virginia Potato Disease Advisory (by Dr. Steve Rideout), is attached as a pdf article: VPDAApril252017

Posted in Potato, Uncategorized

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