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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...
How metamitron keeps sugar beet ahead of weeds
A sequenced herbicide programme which includes a range of different active ingredients is the best strategy when it comes to reducing weed...
Coming soon… a brand new molluscicide with a novel active ingredient
ADAMA’s new slug pellet – which uses a novel active ingredient to deliver rapid-stop feeding of all slug species – is coming soon.
Powering up wheat disease control with folpet
As part of our ongoing research into how and when ARIZONA (500g/L folpet) can help to improve disease control in winter wheat, Andy Bailey, ADAMA’...
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...
Powering-Up early season weed control in spring crops
With spring drilling already underway in some parts of the UK, we’re giving a timely reminder of the advantages of using our triple-action...
Spring Herbicide Application FAQs
Post-emergence weed control in winter wheat
Where wheat drilling hasn’t been too badly hampered by the recent spell of exceptionally wet weather, many crops will have received a pre-...
Get ahead and stay ahead of cereal disease control with ARIZONA
After another wet winter, our regional agronomy managers have reported significant levels of septoria and rusts already clearly visible in wheat...
Protecting each new leaf: wheat treatments at T1.5
For most UK growers, the first half of spring 2023 has been a frustratingly wet affair, with the damp conditions complementing the winter’s mild...