STEM WEVIL DAMAGE.—Parts of three crops of Tama Westerwolds ryegrass being grown for seed on the seed farm at Lincoln College have been severely damaged by Argentine stem weevil. Dr R. P. Pottinger, senior lecturer in entomology at the college, on the left, and Mr G. A. G. Frengley, senior lecturer in farm management, are seen inspecting damaged material in the crop this week.
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Press, Volume CIX, Issue 32164, 6 December 1969, Page 9
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64STEM WEVIL DAMAGE.—Parts of three crops of Tama Westerwolds ryegrass being grown for seed on the seed farm at Lincoln College have been severely damaged by Argentine stem weevil. Dr R. P. Pottinger, senior lecturer in entomology at the college, on the left, and Mr G. A. G. Frengley, senior lecturer in farm management, are seen inspecting damaged material in the crop this week. Press, Volume CIX, Issue 32164, 6 December 1969, Page 9
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