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Growers encouraged to keep an eye on canola as blackleg spores are detected

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Blackleg spores detected, with high risk for WA's South Coast. Learn why early emerging crops are vulnerable and how to manage disease for yield.
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Growers encouraged to keep an eye on canola as blackleg spores are detected

Blackleg spores detected, with high risk for WA's South Coast. Learn why early emerging crops are vulnerable and how to manage disease for yield.

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farmweekly.com.au broke the news on Tuesday, May 12, 2026.
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