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Crop walking: Beet weeds top of the agenda in Co. Laois

By Siobhán Walsh

May 1, 2020 5:00 AM

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A beet crop with cotyledons emerged. Volunteer rape is prominent in this crop. Image source: Martin McDonald, Stradbally Town and Country
A beet crop with cotyledons emerged. Volunteer rape is prominent in this crop. Image source: Martin McDonald, Stradbally Town and Country

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  • beet
  • Crop walk series
  • Stradbally Town and Country

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