Fewer than one in 20 sheep farmers are contacted by dog owners following an attack on their livestock, reveals a survey.
Read moreGrowers can now use super-local weather indicators combined with disease forecasting to make more efficient fungicide applications.
Read moreVisitors to Cereals can enjoy all their favourite attractions plus some exciting new exhibits at this year’s two-day event.
Read moreCrop plots will be centre-stage at Cereals – enabling visitors to compare the top-performing varieties side by side.
Read moreDisease control is NIAB stand focus
Cereals Show 06/05/2022
Wheat disease management will form the basis of the NIAB stand at Cereals, with advice on hand to aid decision-making on varietal, cultural and chemical control.
Read moreThe Cereals event is raising cash for good causes – with half the money from ticket sales donated to three farming charities.
Read moreExhibitors are flocking back to the Cereals event, say organisers, who are putting the finishing touches to next month’s show.
Read moreSome 50,000ha of hybrid rye is expected to be harvested this year as wholecrop demand for biogas production continues to drive market growth.
Read moreGrowers wanting to ensure effective disease control in the event of limited spraying opportunities this spring should identify fields to prioritise for treatment.
Read moreDSV Theodore is the only variety on the recommended list to get a 9 for septoria resistance, says the company’s Sarah Hawthorne
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