Stand firm against new blight strain
Another unseasonably dry spring may have reduced early blight risk so far, but the prevalence…
Browsing: Agronomy
New EAMU expands disease control options in Carrots and Celeriac
Modif, which contains cyprodinil and fludioxonil, has now been granted an approval of an Extension of Authorisation…
Use a durable slug pellet for peace of mind in potatoes
As the key slug timing control timing in many potato crops approaches growers are urged…
Rapid disease testing saves farmer £1,600 on Septoria treatment
Spring Septoria pressures in wheat are reported to be high to medium across much of…
Scottish Agronomy appoints new managing director
The board of Scottish Agronomy is delighted to announce the appointment of its new managing…
Help ‘cultivate’ agriculture and horticulture’s new skills and careers platform
Agriculture and horticulture’s new home of skills and careers, TIAH, is looking to recruit English…
Supporting sustainable UK farming.
Since Brexit on the 31st January 2020, the UK has, to date, entered into trade…
High levels of septoria found in wheat plant samples as T2 sprays are prepared
Independent rapid diagnostic tests of wheat plants have highlighted significant levels of septoria in crops…
New £11.3 million horticulture research centre opens doors in Kent
The £11.3 million GreenTech Hub for Advanced Horticulture was officially opened by Tom Tugendhat MP…
Bean crops under disease pressure
Bean growers are being warned that downy mildew is highly prevalent in crops this season.…