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Seed & Establishment
DEKALB Maize | How smart variety choice is keeping maize in the rotation
With careful variety choice, maize is holding its place in the rotation on one Hertfordshire arable farm, after initially being grown as an emergency biogas feedstock.
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- Weed Management
Focus on glyphosate efficacy for pre-drilling weed control
Effective pre-drilling use of glyphosate is key to weed control and autumn crop success. Learn best practices for timing, rate, and application to reduce black grass and manage resistance.
- Weed Management
Early or late: the great drilling debate
Drilling winter wheat later is a standard recommendation to control black grass and Italian rye-grass. In benign autumn weather conditions, it is proven to work.
- Disease Management
Late blight tech update for 2025: New blight strains cause concern
Lessons from Europe point to how to control resistant strains but the need for growers to practice resistance management worries researchers.
Agronomy ID
Crop Diseases, Weeds and Pests
We provide a wide range of crop protection products designed to control diseases, pests and weeds, and maximise yields in order to increase profitability. Click on the links below to help identify the problem that is affecting your crop, and find out more about the solutions that we offer.
Carbon Programme
The Bayer Carbon Programme
Cutting greenhouse gas emissions and locking carbon away in soil is touted as a key part of global efforts to combat climate change. While undoubtedly important, it is still unclear what overall contribution arable farms can make and how this fits with running a profitable business.
That is why Bayer has launched a Europe-wide Carbon Programme featuring five UK farmers and 23 others from seven European countries to investigate the practicalities of storing soil carbon and reducing greenhouse gases
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