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10 Feb 2012

The latest edition of the UK Pesticide Guide is now out. Changes to pesticide approvals in EC Regulation 1107/2009 are now in place and must be complied with. "Many products have been issued with revised expiry dates and some have been granted extensions," said editor Martin Lainsbury. "However, a number...

Pesticide treatment clarified for fuchsia gall mite control

10 Feb 2012

The RHS has conceded that it gave out incorrect information about fuchsia gall mite when it said there was no effective pesticide to control the burgeoning pest.

EC consults on alien species

10 Feb 2012

The European Commission has launched consultation on invasive alien species.

Horse chestnut tree sales fall by 98 per cent because of pests and diseases

01 Sep 2011 | by Matthew Appleby

With scientists unlikely to find a predator for horse chestnut leaf miner, the tree's commercial prospects appear bleak.

Cash sought to tackle oak threat

01 Sep 2011 | by Hannah Jordan

Environmental charity Woodland Heritage issues call for funding to overcome acute oak decline.

Gloomy, rainy skies bring blight infection risk

01 Sep 2011

A pall of gloomy skies across large parts of the UK has left potato growers battling against blight infections and struggling to cope with big crop canopies in the run-up to harvest.

Seminar to tackle tree disease crisis

26 Aug 2011

Treework Environmental Practice (TEP) is holding a seminar to address disease threats to mature trees at Kew on 16 September.

Call for tighter laws on counterfeit pesticides

26 Aug 2011

Counterfeit and illegal pesticides may account for as much as eight per cent of the UK pesticide market, according to the European Crop Protection Association (ECPA).

Event supplies spray advice

26 Aug 2011

The Horticultural Development Company held a seminar, Hitting the Target - Optimising Pesticide Efficacy, in Wellesbourne on 24 August.

Norfolk carrot growers on fungus alert after high Sclerotinia finding

26 Aug 2011

Carrot growers in Norfolk are being warned by the ADAS/BASF Sclerotinia monitoring team that germination of the fungus has been unusually high in their region.

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