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New herbicides under test to break grassweed resistance
Moa Technology has been awarded over £900,000 of funding through the Defra Farming Innovation Investor Partnership (FIIP) programme to develop…
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New herbicides under test to break grassweed resistance
Moa Technology has been awarded over £900,000 of funding through the Defra Farming Innovation Investor…
Scientists identify key genes for slug resistant wheat
Scientists have identified three regions of the wheat genome responsible for resistance to the grey…
New herbicides under test to break grassweed resistance
Moa Technology has been awarded over £900,000 of funding through the Defra Farming Innovation Investor…
New herbicides under test to break grassweed resistance
Moa Technology has been awarded over £900,000 of funding through the Defra Farming Innovation Investor…
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New herbicides under test to break grassweed resistance
Moa Technology has been awarded over £900,000 of funding through the Defra Farming Innovation Investor Partnership (FIIP) programme to develop new novel modes of action to overcome resistant grassweeds. Moa…
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Moa Technology has been awarded over £900,000 of funding through the Defra Farming Innovation Investor Partnership (FIIP) programme to develop new novel modes of action to…
Scientists have identified three regions of the wheat genome responsible for resistance to the grey field slug (Deroceras reticulatum). The discovery, made by scientists at the…
Select chemistry carefully when managing weeds in Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) mixes is the message from Hutchinsons technical manager, Dick Neale He warns that conventional agronomy…
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New herbicides under test to break grassweed resistance
0Moa Technology has been awarded over £900,000 of funding through the Defra Farming Innovation Investor Partnership (FIIP) programme to develop new novel modes of action to overcome resistant grassweeds. Moa has built on breakthrough research from Oxford University to successfully identify multiple novel herbicidal modes of action capable of breaking weed resistance, several of which have already shown excellent and consistent performance in five seasons of English and international field trials. Unchecked, spreading blackgrass resistance could cost UK agriculture £1 billion annually according to Rothamsted Research. Among the products being investigated is new post-emergent herbicide showing strong efficacy on English…