Tillage
In this year's third Winter Wheat Crops Watch instalment, Dr. Robert Beattie provides an update on the use of inatreq at his timing.
Tillage Technical
In this year’s second Winter Wheat Crops Watch instalment in association with Terrachem, Dr. Robert Beattie discusses winter wheat and..
Agri-Business
In this Crops watch instalment on beet, Terrachem’s Margaret Murphy discusses new spray programmes without desmedipham and issues..
Video
In the latest instalment of Terrachem’s Crop Watch video series, John Mulhare and Robert Beattie of Terrachem discuss Inatreq Active....
John Mulhare from Terrachem speaks to tillage farmer Ger Byrne from Kilkenny about his experience using Terrachem’s biostimulant, Uplift ATG.
As increasing Septoria pressure threatens yields potential – choosing the most robust T2 is essential to maximise profitability of wheat...
Terrachem’s Dr. Robert Beattie gives his latest update on winter wheat disease control.
In the latest Crops Watch installment in association with Terrachem, John Mulhare and Dr. Robert...
Corteva’s novel new fungicide Inatreq active is discussed on the first winter wheat installment of Terrachem’s Crops Watch.
Management principles and tools to help winter crops develop maximum yield potential are the key take-home messages from Terrachem agronomist John Mulhare.
In this installment of Crops Watch John Mulhare discusses feeding his beet crop and applying a fungicide.
Beet crops across the country should now have herbicide applications complete. As the season goes on nutrition and disease comes into focus.
Corteva has received product registration for the first fungicide from the InatreqTM active family of products in the Republic of Ireland.
In this installment of the Crops Watch series, in association with Terrachem, John Mulhare is setting out a plan for the season ahead.
The gate is now closed on John Mulhare's winter barley crop and the TerraChem agronomist is happy with how the season has gone so far.
"Manners and Patience" - they are two essential characteristics of a farmer practicing conservation agriculture, according to James Julian.
Beet crops got off to a good start around the country, but a few cold days and frosty nights left crops struggling.
Volunteer forage rape was under control in the field of spring barley featuring in this season’s CROPS WATCH series.
Many spring barley crops are due their first spray of the season in the coming days or when the weather allows.
TerraChem agronomist, John Mulhare, was concerned about crop stress in this installment of CROPS WATCH. He visited under-performing crops.
In this installment of CROPS WATCH, in association with TerraChem, the agronomist decides on the crop's T2 application.
Looking after crops isn't straightforward. In this installment of CROPS WATCH, TerraChem's John Mulhare summed up the last few weeks.
Yellow rust is causing concern for John Mulhare. The TerraChem agronomist describes how plans for his winter wheat are changing as a result.
