New web-based service reveals UK locations of yellow rust
A new web-based service to help UK wheat growers and agronomists stay a step ahead of unpredictable yellow rust outbreaks
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Syngenta appoints new Vegetable Seeds Commercial Manager
22 February 2021, UK: Syngenta has appointed Kris Goen as the company’s Vegetable Seeds Commercial Manager for the UK, Eire
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Global Tomato Congress offers on-line insight into new industry innovation
22 February 2021, UK: This year Syngenta will be sponsoring the Global Tomato Congress, on 16 March 2021. The premier
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New chocolate spot and rust control for clean beans
17 February 2021, UK: Field bean growers could have an effective new fungicide in the armoury to prevent chocolate spot
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Biostimulant boost to heat-stressed potatoes
17 February 2021, UK: Results of the UK’s most extensive ever trials of a biostimulant in potatoes have shown that
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Soil temperature key for early nitrogen application success
17 February 2021, UK: Monitor this year’s slow-to-climb soil temperatures regularly, in order to time fertiliser applications for best results, winter
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Cover destruction to open up spring barley options
Over-wintered cover crops offer spring barley growers the chance to enhance soil structure and health, as well as capture nutrients
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Growers undercover investigations for spring crop establishment
17 February 2021, UK: On the traditional high quality spring barley light soils in Kent, Andrew Barr reports the numerous
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Timely advice for cover crop destruction
17 February 2021, UK: Good cover crop destruction will help to pave the way for successful spring cover crop establishment.
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Early spring control to cut competition from wild oats
16 February 2021, UK: Syngenta grassweed technical manager, Georgina Wood, advocates the earlier treatment reduces the damaging yield effects of competition.
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