Herbicide
Cleancrop NATIONAL™
A long-lasting and reliable residual herbicide providing a foundation in control programmes targeting tough grass and broad-leaved weeds in cereals.
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Cereals and ADAMA in Action 2026
Come and See us at Cereals 10-11 June 2026. Also, ADAMA in Action returns for 2026, bringing a series of Open Days to our demonstration sites...
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...
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.
Next generation fungicide and novel molluscicide at Cereals ‘26
ADAMA Agricultural Solutions UK will be making its debut as an exhibitor at Cereals in 2026 as the crop protection company prepares to launch two...
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...
Power-up Weed Control in Winter Rye and Barley
In order for crops of winter barley and winter rye to out-compete grassweeds and broadleaved weeds, growers will need to apply a range of pre- and...
Lock in barley yield and quality with PADAWAN®
Lodging pressure is on the rise, especially in early-drilled or high-fertility barley crops. PADAWAN®, a plant growth regulator containing 480 g/L...
Powering-Up Slug Control: Pellet Timing and Baiting Point Density are Critical
With OSR crops emerging, cereal drilling underway and slug activity starting to increase following the arrival of some much needed rain, this week...
Protecting peas and beans from aphid attacks with APHOX®
With reports of aphids already on the attack in crops of peas and black beans, we take a quick look at how and when to fight back against the two...
Early drilled cereals at higher risk to BYDV infection
With arable growers predicted to favour early drilling this autumn – to avoid wet conditions which prevented a lot of last year’s winter crops...