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Novel spore trap could revolutionise crop disease monitoring
An automated spore trap has been developed which could revolutionise disease monitoring in agricultural crops.…
An automated spore trap has been developed which could revolutionise disease monitoring in agricultural crops.…
Nine emergency authorisations for potato, herb, celery, carrot, parsnip, cherry and plum were secured this…
A forward-thinking research project, that has scope to play a part in the fight against…
With some key conventional herbicides under threat, vegetable growers are urged to gain experience of…
Potato crops are under increasing blight pressure, with repeated hits of Hutton Criteria that indicate…
As wheat ears emerge in crops across northern Britain, Hutchinsons emphasises the importance of accurately…
A recent outbreak of Phytophthora infestans, or late blight, in UK tomato crops is likely…
William Corrigan has been appointed as the new crop protection sales manager for Corteva Agriscience, the agriculture division…
The NFU will today (Tuesday 05/06/18) hold its first Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Summit bringing…
Brexit implications feature strongly in the opening sessions of this year’s BCPC Congress, which will…