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
Multi-faceted T2 tank mix essential to protect wheat flag leaf
With winter wheats rapidly approaching the critical T2 spray timing, ADAMA’s technical manager, David Griffiths, explains why a combination of...
Keeping spring weeds at bay
As spring arrives and soil temperatures rise, drilling is progressing at a fast rate. With ideal conditions, thoughts must turn to weed control...
Power-up weed control in winter rye and barley
In order for this year’s crops of winter barley and winter rye to out-compete grassweeds and broadleaved weeds, growers will need to apply a range...
SORATEL… the unique, high performing PTZ option
When it comes to controlling stem-base, foliar and ear diseases in cereals, we at ADAMA are rightly proud of the added efficacy that our unique...
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...
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...
Post-Emergence Weed Control: Three Essential Options from ADAMA
With favourable growing conditions encouraging new cereal crops to emerge across the UK, we look at how three ADAMA herbicides and four active...
Protecting OSR with pre-emergence herbicide applications
With harvest 2025 underway in many parts of the UK, it won’t be long until the first crops of oilseed rape are being drilled.
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...
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...