Field mould risk in chickpeas after late rain

Updated December 5 2017 - 12:43am, first published 12:42am
From left to right: Normal, frosted and mould chickpea samples.
From left to right: Normal, frosted and mould chickpea samples.

Frost and late rains have raised the risk of ‘field mould’ in chickpeas so growers have been encouraged to have their seed tested to assess germination and any impacts from frost or mould.

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