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Watch out for wild oats

<p>WILD oats is not considered the major weed of cereal crops but it is not a weed to be complacent about, according to Australian Herbicide Resistance Initiative (AHRI) researcher Mechelle Owen. By <strong>Jill Griffiths</strong></p>

Alex Paul
Watch out for wild oats

  Every five years, Owen travels throughout the Western Australian cropping regions collecting a range of weed species at random locations as part of the GRDC-funded herbicide resistance surveys. ...

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