
Questions About Thrips in Tobacco
This week growers, agents, and consultants have noticed unusually large numbers of thrips on tobacco. This is no surprise …
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The 2013 NC State University Tobacco Tour is scheduled for July 15-16 in eastern NC and July 17 in …
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