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Why last year was a tough season for new azole fungicide

Why last year was a tough season for new SDHI-azole fungicide >More in © Tim Scrivener With more fungicides being lost than gained in the past 12 months, we revisited the three growers we spoke to in 2020 to see if BASF’s newcomer, Revystar, lived up to its promise in its second season on their farms. Edward Vipond Troston Farms, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk Taking risk out of the business is the current focus for Suffolk farm manager Edward Vipond, who highlights extreme weather and the partial loss of support payments as more pressing concerns than fungicide choices this year. Actives Ascra Bixafen + fluopyram + prothioconazole

German farm machinery pioneer with Suffolk links dies | East Anglian Daily Times

Helmut Claas taken around his 90th birthday - Credit: CLAAS A German farm machinery manufacturer with a deep and enduring relationship with Suffolk has died at the age of 94. Helmut Claas the son of the founder of the CLAAS Group based at Harsewinkel first came to the UK in the late 1940s where farmers at Little Saxham, near Bury St Edmunds became official UK concessionaire for the machinery built by his family firm. The company said his death on January 5 had come as “a great shock” but it would continue to develop the business as he would have wished. Helmut’s relationship with the county developed over the years and resulted in CLAAS establishing its landmark UK headquarters off the A14 at Little Saxham and investing millions of pounds there over the years.

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