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Examine varieties closely for good management

Varieties play a crucial role in how we manage crops. Make sure that you examine varieties carefully and look out for the weak characteristics in particular.

CROP PROTECTION 31 March 2026

Examine varieties closely for good management

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7.7% of seed crops rejected by Department in 2025

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