Ovewintering Pests Part 2: Diseases

Update: 2021-12-22

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Ben Phillips interviews Lina Rodrigues-Salamanca about how diseases get through the winter. A written synopsis of this content will appear in the January edition of Vegetable Growers News, in a column called Great Lakes Veg Connections.

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Ovewintering Pests Part 2: Diseases