Herbicide
CLIPPER®
A foliar applied translocated herbicide for the control of annual and perennial grass and broad-leaved weeds before sowing or planting all crops.
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Clomazone Stewardship
Clomazone as an active ingredient, is active at very low dose rates and therefore it is important to take care when spraying any clomazone...
Metribuzin pre-em treatment confirmed safe for Elland
The list of maincrop potato varieties to which metribuzin can safely be applied as a pre-emergence herbicide treatment has been extended with the...
PGRs added to ADAMA crop protection range
ADAMA UK has added two plant growth regulator (PGR) active ingredients to its expanding range of crop protection agrochemicals.
Our Potato Product Portfolio
Adama UK are a major manufacturer of products used on potato crops.Our potato portfolio addresses a wide range of disease, weed and pest pressures encountered in potato agriculture today. We continue to invest in order to bring new products to market.
Don’t forget the folpet at T1
T1 is a key spray timing for the control of septoria in wheat as it is at this stage in proceedings that growers have the opportunity to lay down...
Folpet: the essential multi-site fungicide
With mounting resistance to single-site SDHI, azole and strobilurin chemistries making the effective control of wheat and barley diseases...
Taming wild oats with TOPIK
TOPIK (240 g/L clodinafop-propargyl and 60 g/L cloquintocet-mexyl) provides good control of wild oats in cereals and can also be used to control...
Using GOLTIX TITAN in ALS resistant sugar beet
As reported at the BBRO’s BeetTech24 conference, the adoption of ALS resistant sugar beet has revealed that some of the more common broad-leaved...
Powering up post-emergence weed control in sugar beet
Where wet spring conditions have hampered the timely application of pre-emergence herbicides, sugar beet growers will need to ensure they apply an...
Powering-Up sugar beet weed control
With sugar beet prices up significantly compared to last year – by as much as 50% where growers are willing to commit to producing a crop in 2023...