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Pustules make this a relatively simple problem to identify but action must be taken to avoid damage.
The recent outbreaks of E. coli in Europe have underlined the importance of ensuring that fresh produce is safe. This is something that places increasing demands on growers and packers, particularly as consumers continue to favour ready-to-eat products.
How to avoid losses from this common plant disease.
The Dutch experience of oak processionary moth offers some guidance for the UK, says Gavin McEwan.
Cost concerns and impending legislation argue the case for herbicide reassessment, says Sally Drury.
Biological controls are effective and safe but need competent management, Geoff Dixon explains
Project: Clearing a Japanese knotweed infestation Client: Western Isles Council Contractor: Japanese Knotweed Control Cheshire-based firm Japanese Knotweed Control (JKC) was faced with a number of environmental challenges on a contract to clear an infestation of the invasive species from...
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