Oilseed rape cyst nematode research
Posted 29 June 2012
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Harper Adams researchers have conducted an assessment of the distribution and yield losses caused by cyst nematodes in oilseed rape.
The findings offer farmers and growers integrated management advice to minimise current and future crop losses.
Postgraduate Researcher, Stephen Kakaire, has recently completed a PhD on the subject and explains his findings in this video.
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