Dual insecticide hits key grapevine pests, aids beneficials
Grapevine scale and longtailed mealybug populations have been a challenge for both wine and table grape growers and advisers over recent seasons,...
Unique Sugarcane herbicides providing innovative solutions for canegrowers
Sugarcane growers can be assured their grass and broadleaf weed issues are addressed this season with ADAMA Australia’s unique herbicides Palmero...
Growers brace for disease with extra fungicide options
HIGH crop disease pressure in various agriculture regions last year has many growers on high alert this cropping season.
Unique co-formulation fungicide set to improve cereal disease programs
WESTERN Australian producer Leigh Strange has adopted a new co-formulation fungicide to help improve cereal disease management, encouraged by its...
Novel biological fungicide partnership peps up disease control efforts
Ground-breaking biological fungicide technology is set to beef-up Australian growers’ efforts against the growing foliar disease threat in...
Northern croppers embrace new post-emergent weed control strategy
The ability to cost-effectively mix a selected rate of aminopyralid broadleaf weed herbicide with other cereal post-emergent herbicide partners...
Strategic use of alternative almond fungicides urged
THERE has been strong uptake of new alternative fungicides across the almond industry, however careful application has been urged to avoid...
Local trials guiding most effective fungicide decisions in SA
THE power of local research trials to assist crop management decisions is well recognised and has become a key tool for the team at Growers...
More flexible broadleaf weed control paying off in cereals
CEREAL growers are enjoying improved flexibility and results with their broadleaf weed control after the arrival of key herbicide tank mix...
Apple fruit thinning benefits too great to ignore
SOME apple growers can get nervous about using chemical fruit thinners, however Sam Boyce, Operations Manager at a Goulburn Valley orchard, says...