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There are plenty of spring beans about this year and as flowering approaches it is important to keep on top of disease. Prevention…
T2s on wheat will be going out in the next few days. Any crops receiving T2s after today, May 19, cannot include chlorothalonil.…
Next Tuesday, May 19, is the last day that Irish tillage farmers may use chlorothalonil. The product’s use is banned from May 20,…
As we enter the middle of May fungicides on winter barley will be wrapping up, while the majority of spring barley crops will…
As spring crops receive weed sprays in the coming days and weeks it is important to provide those crops with nutrition. Feeding plants…
Wild oats and other grass weeds like canary and rye grass need to be kept under control in cereal ground. To ensure that…
In the coming days many people will be heading out with a T1 on winter wheat, some crops may already have received an…
The application of an aphicide to spring crops is an easy decision for some, but more and more tillage farmers are turning away…
As spring barley crops are appearing across the country, farmers have been and will be applying nitrogen (N) to these crops in the…
Winter wheat crops are at different stages across the country. Cellule has headed out in some regions, while the majority of winter wheat…
There is rhynchosporium present in some spring barley crops across the country and early control is key, as it is essential to protect…
This season got off to a dry start. However, recent mixed weather has provided challenges in the spraying season and for fungicide applications…
Farmers across the country are now tackling weeds in spring barley. Wild oats may be controlled at the same time as broadleaved weeds;…
The final fungicide application on winter barley may be applied anytime between GS39 and GS45 for best results. This is from the time…
Aphids are a topic on many people’s minds at the minute. In the past number of years Barley Yellow Dwarf Virus (BYDV) –…
The recent cold spell has given farmers some breathing space in winter crop management. Crop growth and disease were slowed down in the…
There are instances of disease on winter crops across the country. It’s up to the farmer to gauge how serious this disease pressure…
Ground conditions are in good order and as a result many tillage farmers are wondering should they be making use of the opportunity…
