Wild radish fight a constant farm battle

Updated July 12 2017 - 1:52pm, first published 1:41pm
Bayer commercial sales representative Ian Cook (left), Clayton Dennis, Landmark Three Springs and local grower Chad Eva pictured assessing soil moisture and compaction on the Eva's Timuka property recently.
Bayer commercial sales representative Ian Cook (left), Clayton Dennis, Landmark Three Springs and local grower Chad Eva pictured assessing soil moisture and compaction on the Eva's Timuka property recently.

THE on-going plight, particularly of WA’s northern Wheatbelt farmers, over wild radish control is well known and Three Springs grower Chad Eva says management of the problem is getting worse, not better.

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