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Adam Varenhorst- Afternoon 5 State Farm Report

Adam Varenhorst- Afternoon 5 State Farm Report

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Full interview visiting with Adam Varenhorst SDSU Extension Field Crop Entomologist. Get an update on what pests we should be watching out for in our corn and soybeans prior to harvest, and management tips.

 

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