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03/10/2024

Call to reassess glyphosate grounded

The Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) has determined there are no grounds to review the approval for the use of glyphosate in New Zealand. More



03/10/2024

New active ingredient to protect barley crops

A new foliar fungicide to protect barley crops from ramularia leaf spot and scald is available to farmers this season. More



03/10/2024

Using fungicide is essential, look elsewhere to save input costs

‘Can I reduce fungicide use to save input cost? ‘How do I safeguard fungicides for years to come?' More



29/07/2024

The hidden power behind the best spray programmes

Helping sprays get ‘to, on, and in’ is the secret to optimising programmes according to UPLNZ’s adjuvant product manager, David Lingan. More



29/07/2024

New active ingredient to protect barley crops

A new foliar fungicide to protect barley crops from ramularia leaf spot and scald is available to farmers this season. More



29/07/2024

Label extension good news for barley growers

Growers of both autumn and spring sown barley will be able to take advantage of a new option for minimising the risk of lodging and neck break in their crops this season. More



29/07/2024

More focussed and flexible foliar disease control

Recent trial work has shown that Revylution fungicide from BASF provides superior and more robust control of speckled leaf blotch (SLB or Septoria tritici blotch) and leaf rust in wheat than the previous industry standards. More



29/07/2024

Get in early with wild oat control

Pre-emergence herbicide application for wild oats in wheat and barley has two key advantages. More



29/07/2024

New late season PGR available

Launch of a second plant growth regulator for cereals this spring complements Nufarm’s existing Stabilan 750SL, and further builds on its strong suite of arable products, the company says. More



29/07/2024

Herbicide resistance – where do we go from here?

Glyphosate (MOA Group 9) resistance may not have shown its face in five years of regional arable herbicide surveys recently concluded by AgResearch and FAR, but that doesn’t mean your fencelines are safe. More



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