Herbicide
FALCON®
A foliar acting selective herbicide with systemic activity on a wide range of grass weeds and volunteer cereals.
Products (3)
Controlling volunteers in OSR
The control of cereal volunteers in oilseed rape is an ongoing conundrum for many growers, especially when drilling is delayed: their large seed...
Powerful weed control in winter barley and rye
As the UK bathes in the glory of an Indian summer and the last few hectares of this year’s elongated harvest are brought in, we turn our attention...
Optimising ramularia control at T2 in spring barley
T2 treatments on spring-sown barley crops must be robust and well-timed to keep rapidly developing crops clean and green.
Powering up winter barley protection at T2
With ramularia now included on the ARIZONA (500 g/l folpet) label for barley, growers can power up the protection of winter sown crops at the...
Multiple herbicide actives needed to power up brome control
With brome infestations becoming more widespread, and ALS resistance confirmed in UK populations, cereal growers will need to use a selection of...
Post-emergence weed control options for OSR
For those OSR crops that have established successfully and are developing well, an early post-emergence herbicide treatment will be required to...
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.
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-...
Protecting rye and barley with pre- and post-emergence herbicides
With planning for next season’s cropping options well underway, Bill Lankford, ADAMA’s herbicide technical specialist, explains why the precise...
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...