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New Jersey cauliflower IPM Guidelines.
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New Jersey cauliflower IPM Guidelines.
http://pestmanagement.rutgers.edu/IPM/Vegetable/IPMGuidelines/cauliflower.htm
The following practices are general guidelines that many, if not, most farmers in New Jersey already practice. It is felt that all farmers should be able to adopt these guidelines on 100% of their acreage within a 3-year period.
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