Scottish potatoes remain free from dickeya

mei 14, 2012
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Farmers Guardian
The 2011/12 post harvest tuber survey for potato pathogen dickeya has been completed and all samples tested were found free of infection, Science and Advice for Scottish Agriculture (SASA) has announced.
In total, 325 samples from seed and ware potato stocks were sampled and tested. The survey targeted stocks which held the greatest risk of carrying or becoming infected by dickeya.
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