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With favourable growing conditions encouraging new cereal crops to emerge across the UK, we look at how three ADAMA herbicides and four active...

As well as the constant battle to control the more prevalent weeds such as black-grass, ryegrass and annual meadow grass, arable growers also need...

With harvest 2025 underway in many parts of the UK, it won’t be long until the first crops of oilseed rape are being drilled.

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...

After a few weeks of warmer weather, soil temperatures have risen to the point that maize drilling has started in many parts of the UK.

Brome has become an increasingly troublesome weed in recent years, largely because it has migrated from headlands towards the centre of fields...

For sugar beet crops which didn’t receive a pre-emergence herbicide treatment – either due to the wet conditions which have prevented travelling,...

Brome has become a significant problem for some growers as populations have spread from field margins towards the centre of fields.

Controlling cereal volunteers in newly established crops of oilseed rape is a significant challenge in many rotations.