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August 8, 2023

Thoughts on Vegetable Newsletters

What sparked my interest in vegetable newsletters was one I received recently from UMass with two articles on the effect of the smoke from the wildfires in Canada on vegetable crops. One article came Dr. Gordon Johnson from the University of Delaware; the other, Dr. Steve Reiners of Cornell University. Johnson did an excellent job

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