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CSS 322. PRINCIPLES OF POTATO PRODUCTION (1).
Principles and practices governing all aspects of potato production, storage and use.
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CSS 300 or equivalent and CSS 305
For more information, contact: P. MULLETT, 3005B ALS, 737-2894
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PRINCIPLES POTATO PRODUCTION
Prereqs:
CSS 300 or equivalent and CSS 305
February 19- March 12.
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