Herbicide
SHOTPUT®
A residual herbicide for use pre and or post-emergence on defined varieties of potatoes.
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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.
Herbicide
BLANCO™
A residual herbicide for controlling broad-leaved weeds in winter and spring oilseed rape, winter and spring field beans, combining peas, vining peas and potatoes.
Herbicide
ANTHEM®
ANTHEM® is a long-lasting and reliable residual herbicide providing a foundation in control programmes targeted at tough grass and broad-leaved weeds in cereals.
Herbicide
LEGION®
A residual herbicide used in winter oilseed rape, pre and early post emergence, to control Annual meadow-grass and broadleaved weeds.
Getting to grips with Groundsel
With wheat drilling underway and some crops already well into the emergence and establishment phase, the ability to control common broad-leaved...
Beating brome with a barrage of herbicide actives
With brome infestations becoming more widespread, and ALS resistance confirmed in UK populations, cereal growers will need to use an array of...
Cost-Effective Maize Weed Control with Easy-to-Use Pendimethalin
Depending on how quickly soils have started to dry out following the spring’s incessant rainfall, maize drilling is either already in progress or...
Controlling volunteers in OSR
Controlling cereal volunteers in oilseed rape is an ongoing challenge in most rotations, especially in situations when drilling is delayed: their...
Keeping sugar beet weed-free at all growth stages
With the sugar beet drilling window only a handful of weeks away, sugar beet growers are busily gearing up for the new cropping cycle. In addition...
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...
A wet start... a round up from our Senior Agronomy Managers
Well, it’s certainly been a wet winter for most growers. In fact, the UK has experienced its 11th wettest winter since records began in 1836.
Be clear of crop protection rules to avoid falling foul of the transition from winter to spring
With arable growers in the UK rushing to make up for lost drilling time, it’s easy to forget that 31st January marks the last official day of the...
Be clear of crop protection rules to avoid falling foul of the transition from winter to spring
With arable growers in the UK rushing to make up for lost drilling time, it’s easy to forget that 31st January marks the last official day of the...
Tackling wild oats
Wild oats are one of the UK’s most competitive grass weeds, with one plant per square metre holding the potential to reduce winter cereal yields...