There are essentially three main disease challenges in cereals at the T3 timing. Understanding which of these are relevant to your crop will be key to cost effective disease management and extending green leaf retention. Brown Rust Brown rust is typically associated with warm conditions at this time of year and current weather conditions are... Read more
T3. Tailor product choice to match your crop challenges.
Following the wet early spring, levels of Septoria are now high in many crops. NIAB long-term trials work indicates that 67% of fungicide response is delivered at the T2 timing and the flag leaf contributes to 40-45% of yield alone, so keeping the flag leaf clean is vital. Consider the strengths and weaknesses of key... Read more
T2. Reacting to the challenges of the season.
T1 timing is key for delivering effective disease control in cereals for the season ahead. It’s been a difficult season so far with a mild wet winter and only a brief cold snap in January. Field conditions vary widely across soil types and fields, but in general crops are starting to look greener after a... Read more
T1. Disease Control Planning.
T0 is the perfect time to set up season-long control of key diseases in wheat and barley. This spring, growers face a diverse range of crop situations, unlike last season, with increased variability in cropping due to later drilling and very wet autumn/winter field conditions. Where yield potential is already limited, growers should consider using... Read more
T0. Disease Control Starting Point - Clayton Cereal Fungicides
Warmer temperatures earlier in October and higher rainfall this autumn have led to high Phoma pressure. Crops that were drilled very early may be less susceptible, but Light leaf spot (LLS) pressure will be higher, so disease control measures may be needed for both diseases. Keep an eye on the size of these crops too... Read more
Winter Oilseed Rape...disease control and plant growth regulation.
Discover more about disease control approaches and strategies in flowering Oilseed rape in our latest Technical Bulletin, focusing on Sclerotinia control…
Flowering OSR.
Following the warm autumn, relatively mild winter and wet early spring conditions, levels of Chocolate spot being observed in-field are high and building. Early control will be key to managing this and it is inadvisable to wait until early flowering before making an intervention. Benzovindiflupyr products now offer an excellent option for managing this disease... Read more
Chocolate spot control in beans 2023
Full details of approved varieties for both main crop potatoes (pre-emergence only and pre- and post-emergence treatments) and first and second earlies (pre-emergence treatment only) for both our herbicides Clayton Mizen and Clayton Mizuna containing metribuzin can be found here…
Clayton Mizen Variety List 2023 Clayton Mizuna Variety List 2023
Early ear emergence, rapid movement of foliar diseases up the plant and current grain prices all mean that an effective T3 application is crucial. Product choice should not only be focused on controlling the quality and yield losses from fusarium but also foliar disease top up which will depend on variety and previous fungicide applications. ... Read more
T3 timing and product choice critical for effective disease protection!
Clayton Plant Protection offers a wide range of leading herbicides for cereal crops this autumn. Achieving good crop establishment to maximise yields relies on effective, early-season control of grass and broad-leaved weeds. Careful planning in terms of product choice and the effective stacking of residual herbicides for pre-and post-emergence weed control will help growers achieve... Read more
Cereal Herbicides Product Guide - 2021
Clayton Plant Protection offer a choice of prothioconazole-based fungicides as straight; Traciafin® Plus or co-formulated; Protefin® options for early season disease control, to ensure the best start for winter oilseed rape crops this season. Target diseases As two of the most damaging diseases in Winter Oilseed rape, closely monitor Phoma and Light leaf spot for spray thresholds in... Read more
Autumn Fungicides for OSR - 2021
Clayton Plant Protection is a multi-faceted business offering growers valuable choice and flexibility across Agriculture, Horticulture and Amenity sectors, and as such, global logistics and supply dynamics play a critical role in the overall business. As an established business of 30 years, Clayton has an experienced team and an effective, agile business model for challenges... Read more
Adapting to global supply dynamics and logistics challenges is as crucial as ever today...
Celebrating 30 years in the UK Agricultural industry, Clayton Plant Protection works closely with customers to provide alternative, high quality and flexible product solutions for growers. With an expanding portfolio of proven generic formulations, Clayton have the vital product choices and field performance needed for tackling key weed problems in the rotation such as blackgrass.... Read more
Clayton Blackgrass Product Range 2021
Clayton’s growing portfolio in 2021 is a mix of Generic products, Parallel imported products and Third-party products. The longer-term regulatory outlook following Brexit however, is currently set to have an impact on part of this product mix going forward. Take a look at the article below.
ClaytonPP Brexit Outlook 2021
Clayton Plant Protection now have NEW approvals and label changes in place for three of their key autumn Cereal Herbicides. Previously branded as Clayton Facet, Sabre and Aspect, all these three products now have new MAPP numbers and have been rebranded (with an XL suffix to their name). Clayton Facet XL® (New MAPP No. 19724)... Read more
Clayton Facet XL, Clayton Sabre XL & Clayton Aspect XL Label Updates 2021