A new fungicide seed treatment option for barley that not only controls a number of key seed-borne diseases but which has also been shown to boost crop establishment, root...
Do not simply abandon multi-site fungicide protection from wheat and barley disease control programmes after 20 May 2020, once the popular multi-site chlorothalonil can no...
Now that our Syngenta Innovation Centres will be virtual webinars on certain agronomic topics and not a tour of each site, here is an update on the season so far at the Newark...
New wheat and barley varieties and a new seed treatment option for use in barley will be some of the crop plot highlights from Syngenta at this year’s Cereals Event Live...
A new fungicide seed treatment option for barley that not only controls a number of key seed-borne diseases but which has also been shown to boost crop establishment, root...
Do not simply abandon multi-site fungicide protection from wheat and barley disease control programmes after 20 May 2020, once the popular multi-site chlorothalonil can no...
Spring wheat may be lower-yielding than autumn/winter-planted wheat. However, with decent grain prices, it is worth managing it for its full yield potential...
Syngenta BlightCast is now live and running for the 2020 season, to give potato growers and agronomists a clear picture of impending blight pressure and risks
Growers have a valuable opportunity to keep a lid on the UK’s major winter wheat disease of Septoria tritici and protect yield in this season’s late-planted crops.
Spring sown cereals are set to emerge to an almost instant intense and prolonged risk of BYDV infection. Max Newbert highlights the issues and suggests agronomy options for...
Sowing green manure seed mix on uncropped arable headlands, left where growers just managed to muddle in landwork in the autumn, could help to restore soil structure and build...
Using 75% drift reduction nozzles, rather than conventional flat fan nozzles, for flag leaf fungicide spraying can boost winter wheat yield by 0.75 t/ha.
New growth on winter bean crops is under pressure from chocolate spot spread in recent rain events. Growers have limited time to get Alto Elite protection in place.
