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Sums add up for potato weed control

by T.G. Lynn
29.03.2022
in News
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Sums add up for potato weed control
Alter ratios to keep costs down, says specialist

POTATO growers feeling the pinch of price pressures this spring could look at simplifying herbicide mixes for more cost-effective pre-emergence options, according to Syngenta Technical Manager, Andy Cunningham.

Greater use of natural regeneration breaks and cover crops in arable rotations means the weed seed burden of some of the more troublesome weeds for potatoes are on the increase. Cleavers, mayweed and shepherd’s purse, for example, can proliferate rapidly in a single season.

“Recent potato herbicide introductions have increased agronomists’ options. In many instances, however, simple mixes can achieve everything growers want, at lower relative cost,” said Andy.

A source: https://www.potatoreview.com

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