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How can you tell if you Waterhemp or Palmer Amaranth seed is mature?

August 29 2022August 29, 2022

From our Weed Science Team

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Posted by Sarah Noggle at 3:13pmAugust 29, 2022 Posted in Agronomy, Weeds and tagged Palmer Amaranth, Pigweeds, Waterhemp, Weeds. Bookmark the permalink.

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