Herbicide
BLANCO™
A residual herbicide for controlling broad-leaved weeds in winter and spring oilseed rape, winter and spring field beans, combining peas, vining peas and potatoes.
4 out of 1 Product Results
Maximising spring barley protection at T2
With the warmer weather helping crops to progress rapidly through their growth stages, spring barleys are quickly approaching the T2 window – a...
Include CTU to Boost Ryegrass Control
In addition to the well publicised difficulties associated with controlling burgeoning black-grass populations, many growers are also battling...
Powering up cereal weed control with pendimethalin
ANTHEM® (400 g/L pendimethalin) is ADAMA’s straight pendimethalin-based herbicide for the control of grass and broad-leaved weeds in cereals.
Protecting OSR with pre-emergence herbicide applications
Pre-emergence herbicide applications are still the most effective way of getting weed control off to the best possible start in new oilseed rape...
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...
Lock in barley yield and quality with PADAWAN®
Lodging pressure is on the rise, especially in early-drilled or high-fertility barley crops. PADAWAN®, a plant growth regulator containing 480 g/L...
Harvest Predictions 2024 - East of England
Black-grass control has been a bit hit and miss in the eastern half of the UK this year. Where pre-emergence and/or post-emergence herbicides were...
Managing an elevated ramularia threat at T2
Protecting the green leaf area and photosynthetic potential of at-risk crops
Harvest Predictions 2024 - South England
Grassweed control has been very variable in the South West, with some unexpected patches of black-grass and ryegrass appearing throughout the...
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...