Growers should aim to control surviving grass-weeds in wheat as soon as possible to protect yield potential, and completing control programmes early means there is more time to focus on crop nutrition...
Growers should aim to control surviving grass-weeds in wheat as soon as possible to protect yield potential, and completing control programmes early means there is more time to focus on crop nutrition...
Three years of farmer-led trials have revealed how mapping slug hotspots could allow growers to target control more accurately and potentially cut pellet use by 50%
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A familiar active to sugar beet growers for decades, ethofumesate is now a similarly cost-effective active for wheat growers