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Keep annual meadow-grass under control
Most winter wheat crops received a timely dose of residual herbicides in autumn, but where herbicide programmes are yet to…
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New online granule nematicide training module launched
With potato planting just around the corner for many, the launch of the second granule nematicide training course module is…
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Bean seed fly
The bean seed fly affects around 40 plant host species and is an important pest of peas, maize and Phaseolus beans. It is…
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Open day showcases crop competition for black-grass suppression
Growers have chance to see first-hand how crop competition can be used to tackle problematic black-grass at a Hutchinsons demonstration…
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Farmers flock to agri event seeking diversification advice
Thousands of farmers flocked to Energy and Rural Business Show this month to explore diversification options to keep their businesses…
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Growers need certainty of trade in post-Brexit world
British growers at this year’s Fruit Logistica say they are keen to work with European businesses post-Brexit – but they…
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Diversity of actives essential for maintaining effective barley disease control
As the effective control of barley diseases becomes increasingly difficult to achieve due to changes in their sensitivity to widely…
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Oro Agri expands its presence into Turkey
Oro Agri International Ltd has appointed Orcun Urun as its new country manager in Turkey. He will focus on building…
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The second British dal festival starts on 10 February to coincide with the UN’s world pulses day
The second British Dal Festival will run for the week from Sunday 10 February 2019 – the United Nations World Pulses Day which has…
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The 2019 PGRO/Syngenta roadshows take a positive pulse message to the major pulse growing regions of the UK
The 2019 Pulse Roadshows continued PGRO’s association with Syngenta as they travelled through the major pulse growing regions to bring the latest research…