Chloe Findlay

published - 29 March 2023

Research Scientist – Pulse Pathology, Agriculture Victoria, Horsham

Chloe Findlay is a research scientist working for the Field Crop Pathology team at Agriculture Victoria in Horsham, Victoria. Chloe completed her Honours in Agriculture at the University of Melbourne in 2021, where she researched the impact of temperature on the development of botrytis grey mould on lentil. Chloe is learning the Pulse Pathology Research program with her main focus being sclerotinia white mould, ascochyta blight, botrytis grey mould and soilborne diseases of pulses.

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published - 3 May 2024
By Joshua Fanning, Chloe Findley and Dharushana Thanabalasingam (Agriculture Victoria)

Fungicide options in Pulses

To protect pulses, there are several registered fungicides available with varying efficacy and use patterns. When selecting products, it is important to consider products within …
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