Watch this short video from Corteva Agriscience’s Mark Shaw explaining how best to control docks, illustrating optimum plant size and showing why “any spray is better than no spray” is a myth.

Watch this short video from Corteva Agriscience’s Mark Shaw explaining how best to control docks, illustrating optimum plant size and showing why “any spray is better than no spray” is a myth.

Zorvec Endavia gives unmatched consistency of disease control in potatoes. Zorvec Endavia delivers 2 active ingredients from different fungicide groups, ensuring a robust ant-resistance strategy.
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Click here for the latest Grassland Update from Corteva
Forefront StraplineLabels have now changed for products containing clopyralid used on grassland(broadacre treatments). These new labels apply to Thistlex, Pas-Tor & Leystar. For full details on the new regulations – Click Here
Corteva Range StraplineGrassmanship, from Nufarm, is a programme featuring a portfolio of products that optimise grass production, to give farmers more DM/Ha and more return on their investment. Click here for more information.
A series of solutions from Nufarm to increase your grass yields this spring. Click here for more information.
Nufarm Grassland AdvertTeagasc & The Irish Farmers Journal are hosting their 2023 Crops & Cultivations event on June 21st. It incorporates Teagasc’s latest trials work and machinery demonstrations which should be of interest to all those in the cereals sector. It is a free event and based on past experience, well worth a visit. Click here for more information.
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Basf have put together an excellent guide to growing beans. For those with beans in the ground or considering them in their rotations, this is an essential booklet. To access the guide – Click here

Some excellent analysis of cereal crop costings and potential returns for 2023 from Teagasc. Very well laid out comparisons of expected margins for each crop – great resource to help plan for the year ahead. For the full report click here

With thoughts turning towards spring spraying, it is a good time to make sure your sprayer training is up to date. Sprayer training courses are available in each county for new sprayer operators or those who have yet to obtain PA1 or Pa2 certificates. These are required for all applications of pesticides using boom sprayers. For more information, click here
