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Farmer questions answered on Group G herbicides and optimum application temperature

In this follow-up to last year’s webinar on Group Gs, Dr Chris Preston, University of Adelaide, Professor of Weed Management and WeedSmart’s Greg Condon focus on farmer questions around Group G herbicide use.

They explain the new Group G chemistry in simple terms and address questions around what temperature range provides optimum herbicide efficacy.

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