Herbicide
CLIPPER®
A foliar applied translocated herbicide for the control of annual and perennial grass and broad-leaved weeds before sowing or planting all crops.
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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...
Countdown to Cereals '26… only a month to go!
Cereals 2026 is now less than a month away, with everyone at ADAMA looking forward to welcoming visitors to our stand where we’ll be launching two...
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...
Power-up black-grass control with a stack of herbicide actives
After last year’s wet autumn wreaked havoc on drilling schedules, a greater percentage of arable growers are predicted to drill early this year....
FERRABAIT®… it’s all about the pellet.
FERRABAIT® is ADAMA’s brand new molluscicide which uses a novel active ingredient to set a new standard in the rapid control of all slug and snail...
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...
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.
RAM Update
Hear our in-season update on grassweed pressure from our team of regional agronomists
Powering-up Post-Emergence Weed Control in Oilseed Rape
To reduce the weed burden in oilseed rape crops that have established well and are developing as hoped, an early post-emergence herbicide...
Harnessing the power of TOWER® to banish brome
Brome has become an increasingly troublesome weed in recent years, largely because it has migrated from headlands towards the centre of fields...