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Crop monitoring

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Summary

Crop pests such as insect and mite pests, weeds and diseases, can come from lots of different places.

They can enter your crop and spread from plant to plant by a number of different ways.

Topics covered by this factsheet include:

  • Why do you need to monitor?
  • Random monitoring
  • Selected monitoring
  • Crop monitoring records



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