Sugarcane Ripener Response in a Drought Year

Update: 2024-04-05

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Dr. Al Orgeron of the LSU AgCenter discusses sugarcane ripener response in the 2023 drought year at the Louisiana division meeting of the American Association of Sugar Cane Technologists in February 2024 in Baton Rouge.

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Sugarcane Ripener Response in a Drought Year