Cultural tactics and accurate spraying essential for effective wild oat control
Growers throughout the UK must adopt a range of chemical and non-chemical strategies to protect cereals from the increasingly problematic threat...
How to maximise the efficacy of fungicide programmes with the inclusion of ARIZONA (500g/l folpet)
As a result of the winter’s wet conditions, there’s already a significant amount of disease present in those cereals which were drilled early. If...
Final chance to banish wild oats from cereal crops
With the window for the control of wild oats rapidly coming to a close, it’s not too late to factor a suitable herbicide treatment into spray...
Powering-up post-emergence weed control in OSR
For those oilseed rape crops that have established well and are developing nicely, an early post-emergence herbicide treatment will help to...
Latest trials data reinforces folpet benefits in cereal disease control
Including the multi-site fungicide ARIZONA (500g/l folpet) in combination with single site active ingredients provides an uplift in wheat and...
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...
Include folpet at T1 for added septoria control, yield response and resistance management benefits
With the T1 window for wheat rapidly approaching, ADAMA is advising that, instead of relying solely on the use of single site active ingredients...
A new cropping cycle, another set of new challenges
As happens so often in farming, the start of the new cropping cycle has been dominated by unprecedented issues for all those involved in...
New cropping year, new challenges
It’s that time of year when everyone in the arable sector is starting to get ready for the new spraying season. Therefore, as has become customary...
Harvest Predictions 2024 - Scotland
Scotland still enjoys the enviable position that black-grass still doesn’t pose a significant risk. It is present on a few farms, but it is still...