Archived - Rattail Fescue: Biology and Management in Pacific Northwest Wheat Cropping Systems
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Mitigating rattail fescue has become easier: this publication addresses this increasingly common weed in Pacific Northwest cropping systems.
Page Count: 12
Published: September 2009
Revised: June 2023
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