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A range of quality cereal and pulse options for autumn and summer sown crops
A range of quality cereal and pulse options for autumn and summer sown crops
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AusWest Seeds
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1800 221 827
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PBA Barlock Lupin
Early-mid season plant
Narrow leaf type
Widely adapted in central and southern NSW
Anthracnose
resistant
Early-mid flowering
Moderate plant height
Metribuzin tolerant
Early-mid maturity
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