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Canola variety reaps $20 million reward

SWITCHING to canola varieties with higher resistance to blackleg disease has saved South Australian growers more than $20 million.

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Canola variety reaps $20 million reward

Last year, researchers at the University of Melbourne's School of Botany identified disease-resistance in new variety trial sites and commercial paddocks on the Lower Eyre Peninsula. Based at SA research...

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