Fungicide Spraying: Reduce Your Carbon Footprint & Financial Burden

Event Type: Seminar

Event Date: 04/12/2024

Location: Cal Poly Enology Lab, 1 Grand Ave San Luis Obispo, CA 93407

Tailgate | Fungicide Spraying: Reduce Your Carbon Footprint & Financial BurdenLearn how to optimize the use of biofungicides alone or integrated into a conventional fungi read more

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Reduce Your Carbon Footprint & Financial Burden

Tailgate | Fungicide Spraying: Reduce Your Carbon Footprint & Financial BurdenLearn how to optimize the use of biofungicides alone or integrated into a conventional fungicide program. Dr. Ding of read more

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