Herbicide
Fairway™
For the control of certain broadleaf weeds in wheat, barley, cereal rye, oats, triticale and turf. (Only available to Professional & Consumer agents).
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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...
Trial shows smart approach to critical grape insect and disease control
Scale and mealybug populations have been escalating in various wine regions, posing concerns for vine vascular health and related diseases.
Pulse crop grass weed control boost for cropping systems
GRAIN growers are taking up the opportunity to reduce grass weed populations on their properties with a new mode of action pulse crop herbicide...
Independent research to explore wider fungicide effectiveness
Husk spot costs the industry around $10 million a year. Independent field research is set to continue into the wider effectiveness of key...
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.
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...
ADAMA building strong cotton reputation
IN ten “short” years, the ADAMA Australia brand and its local product development work has quickly grown in partnership with the cotton industry...
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...
Celebrating 10 Years as Adama
Local strength the ‘formulation’ for ADAMA success
Excitement builds for south east motorbike crop trials tour
WA’s annual motorbike crop trials tour has become a marked fixture on the calendar for many of the industry’s motorbike enthusiasts and this year...