Time to check your wild oats
With cereal crops rapidly marching towards maturity, now is the ideal time to identify which (if any) species of wild oats might be contaminating...
Pellet application… timing is critical
To maximise molluscicide efficacy, slug pellets should be applied when weather conditions are favourable, and only after slug populations have...
Don’t forget the folpet at T1
T1 is a key spray timing for the control of septoria in wheat as it is at this stage in proceedings that growers have the opportunity to lay down...
Unique prothioconazole formulation boosts disease control at T3
ADAMA’s prothioconazole fungicide, SORATEL, uses a unique formulation to offer improved disease control at T3.
Crop conditions and yield predictions…
With the majority of crop protection programmes complete, or almost complete, ADAMA’s regional agronomy managers provide a summary of how crops...
Quality counts… choosing the right slug bait
While commercial molluscicides are currently limited to just one active ingredient, ferric phosphate, not all slug pellets are created equally,...
Multi-site inhibitors vital to future-proofing cereal disease control
With resistance to single site fungicides continuing to impede curative disease strategies and erode the protectant activity of existing chemistry...
Pre-emergence herbicides boost sugar beet yields
With post-emergence herbicides for sugar beet few and far between, metamitron and quinmerac-based pre-emergence applications will be crucial this...
T2: the timing for wheat disease control
As the T2 spray timing for wheat crops rapidly approaches, our attention is focused on ensuring crops receive adequate protection to keep the top...
T1: the key timing for wheat disease control
With the T1 spray timing for wheat looming large on the horizon, it’s the ideal time to discuss how best to minimise the impact that diseases such...