News features from 2013 are listed below...
22/11/2013
It's only been in the New Zealand market for one season but Sharpen, from BASF, has quickly become an essential component of any good crop husbandry programme. More
22/11/2013
A visit to Canterbury mid October confirmed that Septoria tritici is very well established in many wheat crops. More
22/11/2013
Nysius may be small and hard to find, but the damage they cause to forage brassicas and fodder beet in early emergence is just the opposite. More
22/11/2013
A new sustainable leafroller insecticide for New Zealand's blueberry crops is the first of many registered products to be released as part of a Government-led Sustainable Farming Fund project. More
22/11/2013
Syngenta has launched a campaign to defend the quality of it's products compared with generics and in the process protect the value of its US$1.4 billion global investment in R&D to deliver innovative new products to farmers. More
22/11/2013
The many advantages of high percentage active ingredient agrichemical formulations are driving wider uptake for such products worldwide. More
22/11/2013
There's a new name in the brassica insecticide market this season and if early indications are any guide, it's set to make quite an impact. More
22/11/2013
Kiwi potato growers have taken to BASF's new fungicide Zampro with enthusiasm, and it's not just because of it's efficacy. More
22/11/2013
The latest glyphosate innovation from Nufarm has all the features your customers need to get crops in the ground with maximum performance and minimum down time this spring. More
22/11/2013
Key Industries has introduced a new programme for controlling Argentine ants this season which it says provides a long term solution for reasonable cost. More