Planting delays have already hit Scottish potato growers hard and the resulting late emergence will have further implications for 2012 seed crops.

We will be showcasing three new smartphone applications (apps) at Cereals 2012, as it continues to expand its range of AgriServices.

Helping fruit growers achieve the sustainable future they desire will be one of the stories
being told by Bayer CropScience at Fruit Logistica in Berlin in February, as the company
announces a partnership with a major multiple supplier.

 A number of recent business deals have seen Bayer CropScience further strengthen the future of its European seed business in wheat and oilseed rape.

In the first part of a series of videos top UK agronomists discuss their approach to cultural control of black-grass:

In the second part of a series of videos top UK agronomists discuss their approach to pre-emergence strategies for grass-weed control in winter cereals:

Potato growers need to remain vigilant about the threat of blight

Whilst many people think of bees as a producer of honey, perhaps the major role of honey bees and other bees is their pollination role that is vital to the UK horticultural and agricultural industries, as well as to our country’s wildlife.

In the third part of a series of videos top UK agronomists discuss their approach controlling rye-grass and brome:

Independent agronomists discuss Atlantis WG timings...

With no extended cold snap to keep black-grass in check many plants are now strong and well rooted.  Attention to detail in post-em applications is a must if maximum control is to be gained, says Bayer CropScience. 

We are pleased to announce the launch of the 2012 “EDP/Bayer CropScience Young Poets of the Year” Competition.

700 mile tour of UK regional variety trials pre T1

Our team were out in the field last week with independent agronomists ahead of the T2 spray, to look at what growers will have to contend with this season, and to recommend the best flag leaf funcicide strategies for high yielding crops