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.
4 out of 1 Product Results
Can you afford to skip protection at T0?
With a large proportion of this year’s wheat crops going into the ground early, and the wet, predominantly mild winter driving disease pressure to...
ADAMA’s Novel Fungicide Active Ingredient, Gilboa®, Classified as a New Mode of Action for Arable Crops
A breakthrough in fungicide innovation to enhance arable crop disease control and strengthen disease resistance management strategies
Beware the increased risk of disease in early drilled wheat
As a result of the autumn’s excellent weather and favourable ground conditions, large areas of wheat were drilled early – some as early as the...
Don’t leave yield unprotected at T1
As winter wheats rapidly progress towards GS31-33 and Leaf 3 becomes fully emerged, sprayers are being readied for a busy period of activity as T1...
Keeping spring weeds at bay
As spring arrives and soil temperatures rise, drilling is progressing at a fast rate. With ideal conditions, thoughts must turn to weed control...
RAM roundup - New Year, New Challenges, and New Opportunities
From everyone at ADAMA, a heartfelt happy new year to everyone involved in farming and food production in the UK and beyond.
Include CTU to Boost Ryegrass Control
In addition to the well publicised difficulties associated with controlling burgeoning black-grass populations, many growers are also battling...
Powering up slug control: the importance of mould resistance
While commercial molluscicides are currently limited to just one active ingredient – ferric phosphate - not all slug pellets are created equally,...
Controlling Wild Oats with TOPIK®
In recent years the challenge of controlling wild oats in cereals has become increasingly difficult largely because, like many other weeds, the...
Better disease control in barley
With the arrival of longer days and rising temperatures, winter barleys are rapidly progressing through their growth stages and will soon be at...