Farm fungicides


    BASF: Adexar set for 2012 roll-out


    Jonathan Blake of ADAS described Adexar as a very good all-round product with no obvious weaknesses.
     BASF has launched a new cereal fungicide, Adexar, based on active ingredient Xemium. Approved for use in wheat, barley, oats, rye and triticale, the new product comes from the SDHI group of chemistry.

    BASF: Xenium fungicide approved for spring 2012

    Cereal growers will have the option of a powerful new weapon in their fungicide armoury next spring after BASF's unique SDHI fungicide Xemium was approved by the Chemicals Regulation Directorate.

    BASF: Eco Pack containers launched in the UK

    BASF's new Eco Pack range of easy-use, easy-rinse packaging will be launched in the UK this spring for two of the company's most widely used cereal fungicides, Tracker and Opus.

    BASF adds two new cereal fungicides for 2009

    BASF has received approval for two new triazole-based cereal fungicides in time for the 2009 growing season.

    Rotam: Newcomer strengthens armoury against oilseed rape disease

    OILSEED rape growers can look forward to a cost-effective new option for disease control this autumn, following the first UK product launch for global crop protection company Rotam.


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