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Controlling blight without mancozeb: 6 potential solutions

Controlling blight without mancozeb: 6 potential solutions >More in © Tim Scrivener While mancozeb appears to have a stay of execution for at least this season, just how much product will be available for blight control in potatoes remains unclear. Some mancozeb-containing products won’t be available, including Invader from BASF and Syngenta’s Fubol Gold, agronomists believe, and how long stocks will last of those that are still being manufactured is uncertain. That means while most potato agronomists hope to be able to recommend mancozeb for another season, attention is turning to how to replace it, if, or perhaps more likely when, the Chemicals Regulation Division decides to endorse the decision made late last year by European regulators for non-approval.

Analysis: How Brexit affects farmers access to pesticides

© Tim Scrivener Adequate resources and a more pragmatic, science-based approach by UK regulators will be crucial to growers gaining better access to crop-protection tools after Brexit. Over recent years, plenty of criticism has been directed at the EU’s chemicals and pesticide regulatory system, which is arguably the most complicated in the world. It sees timelines for approval of new or existing active substances or products littered with delays, creating a very uncertain and costly environment for approval holders. In addition to sluggish decision-making, the EU’s move to a hazard-based system and continual politicising of issues, such as the future of glyphosate, have also drawn accusations that the system isn’t following science.

Irish wheat growers get use of novel fungicide ahead of UK

Irish wheat growers get use of novel fungicide ahead of UK >More in Irish wheat growers will have a new very effective fungicide this spring a year ahead of UK farmers giving them an advantage in controlling damaging diseases such as septoria and yellow rust, and lifting yields. Inatreq is a new active with a different site of action to other cereal fungicides which will boost disease control and help slow down any build-up in resistance to treatments. The agrochemicals and seeds giant Corteva Agriscience is launching the fungicide in Ireland as a straight to be sold under the brand names of Questar, Peacoq and Aquino. There will be no co-formulation, but it is mandatory to mix it, and the preferred partner is the top-selling azole prothioconazole.

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