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Queensland farmers urge home gardeners to be vigilant as tomato virus strategy shifts
Queensland farmers are urging home gardeners planting tomatoes, chillies and capsicums to be vigilant over fears a highly contagious virus will spread.
The state is continuing to restrict the movement of seeds, plants and fruit, as well as machinery, equipment and packaging from areas affected…
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