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08/12/2020

Biofungicide gaining ground in grapes.

Gene technology has recently shed new light on the performance of a popular biofungicide for wine grapes and kiwifruit in New Zealand. More



08/12/2020

Formulation is vital for performance

The New Zealand Crop Protection market is certainly not short of choice when it comes to finding solutions to pest and disease issues. More



08/12/2020

Important fungicide launch for brassica producer

New Zealand vegetable and leafy brassica growers have a new option this season for preventing clubroot infection in their crops. More



04/12/2020

Adama provides extra options for beet growers

Planning stock feeding is all about options More



04/12/2020

Aphid control in forage brassicas – context is everything

When determining the mixture of insecticides used to control aphids in summer forage brassica crops, it is essential to consider the aphid population in the crop, the density of the crop, and when the chemical will be applied. More



09/10/2020

Adama goes for Gold in beets

The recent registration of Goltix Gold for the coming season has already been greeted with enthusiasm by distributors More



09/10/2020

World record wheat yield a team effort

Eric Watson from Ashburton has taken out the Guinness Word Record for the highest wheat yield for the second consecutive time. More



09/10/2020

Timely launch for novel pipfruit insecticide

Good news for New Zealand pipfruit growers with a brand new registration, and a new active ingredient for the industry, the Bayer insecticide Vayego is now available for use on this seasons crops. More



09/10/2020

Barley & wheat fungicide approved for use this spring

Revystar, an innovative co-formulated fungicide with two modes of action, has been registered for use on New Zealand Barley and Wheat crops by the ministry for primary industries. More



17/07/2020

Iblon fungicides – NZ growers first in the world to benefit

This spring, arable farmers will be the first in the world to benefit from a new fungicide researched and developed by Bayer here in New Zealand. More



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