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Cereals 25: Impact of Yr15 gene failure in wheat still unknown

Exhibitors showcased new varieties, research and developments at this year’s Lincolnshire-based Cereals Event before it heads to Diddly Squat 51AVÊÓÆµnext year

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Cereals 25: Impact of Yr15 gene failure in wheat still unknown

Selecting a variety is a pivotal point in the growing season, providing the grower with the opportunity not only to maximise profits but also to mitigate risk. This is according to Prof Mario Caccamo,...

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