The Device That Could Save Saskatchewan Crops

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A Saskatoon startup is developing a portable device that allows farmers to detect crop diseases in the field in under two hours, potentially saving crops before infections spread. This could also reduce the need for broad pesticide use. To talk about this new invention, Evan is joined by Ethan Done, chief operating officer and co-founder of PathoScan Technologies.
16 Jun 12PM English Canada News Commentary

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