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Published: April 2020
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Archived - Economic Feasibility of Using Alternative Plastic Mulches: A Pumpkin Case Study in Western Washington
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Is transitioning from polyethylene mulch to biodegradable mulches economically feasible for your pie pumpkin farm? Find out more in this publication.
Page Count: 7
Published: April 2020
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