ADAMA’s Novel Fungicide Active Ingredient, Gilboa®, Classified as a New Mode of Action for Arable Crops
A breakthrough in fungicide innovation to enhance arable crop disease control and strengthen disease resistance management strategies
ADAMA opens new chloralkali facility to keep up with global folpet demand
ADAMA Agricultural Solutions, a global leader in the production and supply of crop protection products, has announced the official opening of a...
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...
Protecting OSR with pre-emergence herbicide applications
With time marching quickly onwards, it won’t be many weeks until the first oilseed rape of the new cropping cycle is being drilled.
With...
Boosting ramularia control with ARIZONA at T2
With the weather finally starting to improve in most parts of the UK, our attention turns to controlling ramularia in those crops of winter sown...
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...
Beating brome with a barrage of herbicide actives
With brome infestations becoming more widespread, and ALS resistance confirmed in UK populations, cereal growers will need to use an array of...
Early drilled cereals at higher risk to BYDV infection
With arable growers predicted to favour early drilling this autumn – to avoid wet conditions which prevented a lot of last year’s winter crops...
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...
Folpet: the essential multi-site fungicide
With mounting resistance to single-site SDHI, azole and strobilurin chemistries making the effective control of wheat and barley diseases...