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Unexplained mass deaths of young strawberry plants in Queensland may add to price increases

Queensland Jennifer Nichols ABC Rural

These runners died days after being planted in this field at Wamuran. (Supplied: Mandy Schultz)

Queensland strawberry farmers are counting the costs after half a million young plants died soon after being purchased and planted.

Queensland Strawberry Growers Association President (QSGA) Adrian Schultz said the cause was still a mystery.

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