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2003 News Releases
October, 2003 - Use Open Autumn For Clean Set Aside Start. Take advantage of the open autumn to improve your 2004 set aside weed control and reduce take-all carry over, UK growers have been advised.
September, 2003 - Make Space For Weed Control in Cereal Drilling Rush. Don't rush ahead with cereal drilling as soon as you get sufficient soil moisture without making space for effective out-of-crop grass weed control this autumn, advises Monsanto technical specialist, Manda Sansom.
August, 2003 - Prioritise Autumn Grass Weed Control Post-Set Aside, Independent Specialist Warns. High levels of poorly-controlled grass weeds in set-aside this year means pre-planting weed control must be a priority for most UK wheat growers if they are to avoid serious and costly in-crop problems over the coming season, warns independent weed management specialist, Colin Stride.
July, 2003 - Plan To Reduce Wheat Quality Risk With Positive Harvest Management. Milling wheat growers across the UK can markedly reduce the risk to grain quality this season by positively managing their harvest, advises Allied Grain Fishers' technical specialist, Jim Carswell.
June 28, 2003 - Volunteer Potato Problems Grow. Volunteer potatoes are emerging as a serious problem for more and more arable growers across the country, according to latest Monsanto studies, revealing populations as high as 200,000 tubes/ha in some cases.
June 3, 2003 - Final Uk Avadex Allocation Arrangements Announced. Monsanto UK and its distributors have finalised arrangements for the fair and equitable allocation of the remaining stocks of Avadex 15G following the closure of the world’s only triallate manufacturing facility.
May 13, 2003 - Making The Most Of Over-Wintered Stubbles. Managing over-wintered stubbles to combine optimum weed control with the best conservation practice ahead of spring cropping is to come under the spotlight with practical demonstrations and advice on the Monsanto Cereals 2003 stand.
May 2003 - Getting Reseeding Right. Reseeding will pay for itself many times over in extra highly economic milk from grass, according to the latest grassland improvement costings.
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