Monitor diamondback moth in canola

Updated September 14 2017 - 11:28am, first published 11:20am
LOOK OUT: Canola growers are advised to keep an eye out for diamondback moth, especially if conditions in the coming weeks are dry and temperatures are above average. Photo: MIKE KELLER
LOOK OUT: Canola growers are advised to keep an eye out for diamondback moth, especially if conditions in the coming weeks are dry and temperatures are above average. Photo: MIKE KELLER

CANOLA growers are advised to keep an eye out for diamondback moth, especially if conditions in the coming weeks are dry and temperatures are above average.

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