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27/09/2022

New tool helps growers curb aphids

A new digital tool will help growers manage aphids more strategically to prevent cereal crop damage. More



27/09/2022

Durable, proactive pest control pays dividends

Some pastoral insect pests can be dealt with very effectively by monitoring and controlling their presence after they become apparent. More



27/09/2022

Tank loading trial supports best practice crop protection

Take 18 different crop protection treatments. More



27/09/2022

Fine print gets a makeover

A small but important change is coming for labels on Corteva Agriscience products, the company says. More



27/09/2022

Stop the set – taking the fight to YBG this season

Here’s a quick maths question. More



27/09/2022

Growers give the thumbs up to new herbicide formulation

Re-formulating a key post-emergence herbicide for control of wild oats, annual ryegrass and phalaris species grass weeds in wheat and barley crops has found favour with New Zealand cereal growers this past season, Syngenta says. More



27/07/2022

Spring weed control keeps pastures healthy and productive

It may seem early to start thinking about spring weed control in established pastures. Right now farmers are probably more concerned about getting through the rest of winter with enough feed to keep their animals in good shape for calving and lambing. More



27/07/2022

Popular herbicide back in time for spring

Good news for farmers and retailers waiting on the return of Tordon 2G Gold from Corteva Agriscience – the first shipment is winging its way to New Zealand, and the granules should be back in constant supply next month. More



27/07/2022

Look out for net blotch this spring

Can you remember when net blotch was a hard-to-find disease? One just infecting second and subsequent year barley crops? More



27/07/2022

Nothing quick or easy in cereal resistance battle

The speed and complexity of mutations in Septoria (wheat) and Ramularia (barley) is continuing to thwart science’s search for a silver bullet. More



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