ADAMA Insights: Agronomy observations from the field with Michael Farr
After the best part of two months of almost continuous rain, field work has finally got underway across the south of England, with fertiliser...
Harvest Predictions 2024 - West and South of England and Ireland
It has certainly been a challenging year for black-grass control in the west, but where residual herbicides were applied in the autumn, these have...
Get ahead and stay ahead of cereal disease control with ARIZONA
After another wet winter, our regional agronomy managers have reported significant levels of septoria and rusts already clearly visible in wheat...
Power-up weed control in winter rye and barley
In order for this year’s crops of winter barley and winter rye to out-compete grassweeds and broadleaved weeds, growers will need to apply a range...
MAXENTIS® - Simple, flexible and effective disease control this spring
This season, make disease control easier with MAXENTIS, the versatile, two-in-one fungicide designed to fit seamlessly into your spray programme....
Power-up Grassweed Control with a Stack of Herbicide Actives
With consecutive wet autumns still fresh in growers’ memories, it’s inevitable that a large percentage of arable crops are being drilled early...
Three new fungicide co-formulations approved and launched in the UK
ADAMA has launched three new fungicide co-formulations in the UK. All three products contain the active ingredient prothioconazole, with two also...
Multi-site fungicide pays for itself by boosting cereal yields by 0.3t/ha
In a year when every crop input will need to be justified, the multi-site fungicide ARIZONA® (500g/l folpet) is one crop protection product that...
Powering up slug control: pellet timing and baiting point density are critical
To maximise the efficacy of molluscicides, slug pellets should only be applied when pest populations have reached threshold, and only when weather...
Another wet start...a round up from our Regional Agronomy Managers
For the second consecutive season, we’re kick starting our spring crop protection blog on the back of another wet winter. Whilst the situation isn...