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Posts by Bill Kerr
Bill Kerr
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Swiss chard: seeds or seedlings?
Cabbage: an ancient, nutritious crop more popular than ever
The importance of timing in your farming operation
Fertilising cucurbits: how much to apply and when to do it
Minor cucurbit pests
Dealing with weeds in cucurbits
Defeat Liriomyza leaf miner without paying a cent
Cucurbits: A fascinating history of cultivation for over 11 000 years
Cucurbit planting strategies
How to make a simple, sturdy plastic tunnel at minimal cost
The pros and cons of tunnel tomatoes
Bacterial wilt: a threat in tropical and subtropical areas
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