Bayer Crop Cast

Craig White of Bayer talks on Rural Focus Radio about Sakura and dry sowing, the full registration of Aviator Xpro fungicide, and the benefits of early weed control in crops, with Velocity being able to be safely used from the 2 leaf stage in wheat.

Whilst Friedel was in Western Australia we Co-recorded a Rural Focus Interview which aired on Monday 26th February 2018 throughout the MMM and RedFM networks in WA

Rick Horbury, Technical Advisor with Bayer in Western Australia, explains how the Prosaro Scale assists growers and advisors to make more astute, strategic decisions on applying Prosaro fungicide. © Copyright Bayer Pty Ltd 2016. All rights reserved. The statements made in these podcasts should not be relied upon as a substitute for expert advice and do not nullify or replace the need for users of Bayer products to adhere to labels and Directions for Use. To the extent permissible at law, neither Bayer Pty Ltd nor its related parties accept liability for loss or damage (whether direct, indirect or consequential loss) caused, arising from, or in connection with the statements made in these podcasts.

Hear about promising developments in the five-year, $45 million Herbicide Innovation Partnership (HIP) between Bayer and the Grains Research and Development Corporation (GRDC), which aims to develop novel chemistry for managing herbicide-resistant weeds. © Copyright Bayer Pty Ltd 2016. All rights reserved. The statements made in these podcasts should not be relied upon as a substitute for expert advice and do not nullify or replace the need for users of Bayer products to adhere to labels and Directions for Use. To the extent permissible at law, neither Bayer Pty Ltd nor its related parties accept liability for loss or damage (whether direct, indirect or consequential loss) caused, arising from, or in connection with the statements made in these podcasts.

Matt Eckert explains how farming soils that can change within the width of a seeder at Meningie, South Australia can throw up some challenges, particularly with disease and weed control, but use of newer input technologies and careful crop and chemical rotation are helping them to remain ahead of the game.