Lupin disease anthracnose confirmed in NSW

Alex Druce
Updated October 21 2016 - 11:54am, first published October 20 2016 - 10:05pm
NSW has no natural hosts for the abthracnose fungus and the current infected lupin crops are relatively isolated from one another, making successful eradication a promising prospect. Photo by WA Department of Agriculture and Food
NSW has no natural hosts for the abthracnose fungus and the current infected lupin crops are relatively isolated from one another, making successful eradication a promising prospect. Photo by WA Department of Agriculture and Food

The damaging anthracnose disease has been confirmed in southern lupin crops for the first time, and growers are urged to inspect for symptoms.

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Alex Druce

Alex Druce

Senior Journalist

Politics and rural issues journo in Sydney. Give me a yell at adruce@fairfaxmedia.com.au

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