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Farmers attack EU's anti-pesticide legislation
Over 500 farmers, agronomists and other stakeholders have now signed Farmers Weekly's SOS Campaign petition, adding weight to our claim that the EU's planned clampdown on pesticides is flawed.
12 August 2008
Brussels says UK pesticide estimates are wrong
The EU Commission has challenged claims that its plans to revamp the EU pesticide approvals process will lead to a massive drop in the availability of crop protection products, with a consequent drop in food production.
07 August 2008
Save Our Sprays campaign gets off to a flying start
Farmers Weekly's Save Our Sprays campaign gets off to a flying start with 750 pledges of support
05 August 2008
EU farm ministers agree new anti-pesticide rules
EU farm ministers have approved a new regulation aimed at limiting the range of pesticides available for use in agriculture.
24 June 2008
Pesticide threat fast becoming reality
European pesticide manufacturers appear to have failed in their attempts to stave of new EU rules that will take large numbers of their products off the market.
20 June 2008
Video: New machines on display at Grassland and Muck 2008
Watch a video of some of the machines on display on the opening day of Grassland and Muck 2008. For more pictures from the 2008 Grassland and Muck Event visit the online gallery
22 May 2008
Latest kit and tractors fired-up for Cereals 2008
There is an impressive line up of machinery scheduled to be at Cereals 2008. Find out more and plan your trip to the working demonstrations area
15 May 2008
Controlled traffic farming - can it work in the UK?
Controlled traffic farming systems are used in other parts of the world. Mike Abram in the February issue of Crops investigates whether they would work in the UK.
08 February 2008
Danish Agromek show: Kyndestoft builds a fibreglass sprayboom
Danish Agromek show: Kyndestoft builds a fibreglass sprayboom
27 January 2008
Dirty sprayers could pollute drinking water
Dirty sprayers left out in the rain may result in pesticides reaching water, a leading pesticide application researcher has claimed.
07 January 2008
Sprayer auto shut-off saves big-time on inputs
An automatic boom section shut-off system has helped to improve sprayer accuracy, reduce driver fatigue and boost output for a Lincolnshire arable outfit
12 December 2007
