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We are seeing high levels of stripe rust infection in SW Oklahoma . Additionally, it has been found at the research farm in Stillwater, Ok. Producers need to act soon in order to protect the emerging flag leaf to protect the yield potential for the upcoming harvest. Please contact your location manager or agronomist for fungicide recommendations, application, and pricing
https://spotlight.okstate.edu/wheat-pathology/2024/04/02/wheat-disease-update-2-april-2024/
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