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Post Author: Lee Van Wychen

WSSA Highlights IR-4 Efforts to Provide Effective Weed Management in Watermelons

Posted on June 26, 2020March 23, 2021 — Lee Van Wychen

This story originally appeared as “How a Little-Known Research Organization Keeps Watermelon on Your Picnic Menu”. WESTMINSTER, Colorado – June 25, 2020 – Sweet, juicy watermelon can be the perfect choice for a 4th of July picnic on a warm summer day. But scientists with the Weed Science Society of America say there is one […]

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