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New Descriptive List offers growers greater input

PGRO says changed format will help farmers make more informed decisions about varities

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PGRO is launching a new Descriptive List for 2025
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PGRO is launching a new Descriptive List for 2025

Peas and beans growers are being offered the chance to engage in research work following a change in format of Processors and Growers Research Organisation (PGRO) next Descriptive List (DL). PGRO says...

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