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03/04/2025

The slug solution

Slugs continue to plague the industry as a major pest through the early establishment phase of newly sown crops. A slug bait is required to mitigate the risk of slugs attacking the crop; however not all slug baits are built the same. More



16/02/2025

Vigilance needed to safeguard yields this summer

High insect pest pressure in spring-sown pastures and crops means close surveillance is even more important than normal as summer advances. More



15/02/2025

Grosafe becomes Sipcam NZ

Grosafe Group, based in Tauranga, has become part of Sipcam Oxon, a global plant protection organisation headquartered in Italy. More



15/02/2025

Ag and hort insecticide on the way out?

Risks posed by chlorpyrifos to humans and the environment now outweigh its benefits, the Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) say. More



15/02/2025

Showcasing arable innovation

Syngenta attended the Foundation for Arable Research CROPS event at Chertsey late last year, as a platinum sponsor of this flagship industry event. More



15/02/2025

Maximise yields, reduce costs

It could be the perfect storm. Diminishing margins and rising costs, combined with forecast higher temperatures meaning increased insect pressure on crops More



15/02/2025

Crop protection supplier celebrates carbon certification

Nufarm has achieved Toitu carbonreduce certification, demonstrating its commitment to measuring, managing, and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. More



15/02/2025

Cost effective, clover friendly option for early weed control

Headstart, containing 50 grams per litre flumetsulam with inbuilt adjuvant technology, has established itself as a key tool for early weed control in pasture. More



20/11/2024

ADAMA and Grochem join forces

ADAMA New Zealand CEO Lester Deighton says its acquisition of Grochem will benefit not only both companies but strengthen the agriculture and horticulture sectors in NZ. More



20/11/2024

Fence-line herbicide resistance warning

The inclination of farmers to be ‘tidy Kiwis’ by repeatedly spraying the vegetation along fence-lines is increasing the risk of herbicide resistance, says Foundation for Arable Research senior field researcher Charles Merfield. More



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