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Return on your investment from Revystar® XE - Vimarsana News

Return on your investment from Revystar® XE

Investment in Revystar® XE (mefentrifluconazole + fluxapyroxad) brings economic value, regardless of variety, nitrogen applied and season, making it the

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Growers must learn from the risks of over-relying on fungicides - Vimarsana News

Growers must learn from the risks of over-relying on fungicides

As the all-important T1 and T2 fungicide timings approach, growers are being urged to respect the crucial synergy between varietal resistance and…

BASF's Revystar adds to wheat yields even with reduced N - Vimarsana News

BASF's Revystar adds to wheat yields even with reduced N

Recent trial results from ADAS found that when Revystar XE (Xemium + Revysol) was included in winter wheat fungicide programmes, there was an uplift…

Stepping up to Revystar® XE at T1 gives clear benefits - Vimarsana News

Stepping up to Revystar® XE at T1 gives clear benefits

There are clear benefits in yield and economic margin of increasing the strength and flexibility of chemistry at T1 by stepping up to Revystar® XE

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Advice on keeping wheat green to maximise yields - Vimarsana News

Advice on keeping wheat green to maximise yields

Advice on keeping wheat green to maximise yields >More in © Tim Scrivener Wheat growers need to keep their crops green for as long as possible after flowering, to intercept the maximum amount of sunlight and so enhance grain filling and hence yield. Crops of wheat in the UK tend to be source-limited – that is, limited by the amount of sunlight they can absorb – and never reach their yield potential, so the aim is to maximise the amount of light they intercept. Julie Smith, principal crop pathology researcher at crop consultant Ada...

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