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Cereal fungicide programmes - 2025 expert view

As UK and Irish cereal growers begin to plan their cereal fungicide programmes for 2025, Corteva Agriscience has sought the views of industry experts over the potential in this year’s crop, market conditions, product efficacy and anti-resistance strategies. In this video, we hear from six independent experts in relation to wheat yield potential and disease control. Professor Fiona Burnett, Arable Knowledge lead at SRUC, explains how a favourable window for drilling the 2025 cereal crop has led to many fields having good potential, but with some disease to deal with. Prof Burnett is also the current Chair of the UK’s Fungicide Resistance Action Group (FRAC), and she provides advice relating to using a range of modes of action in disease control programmes to form the backbone of a solid anti-resistance strategy. Jonathan Blake, Technical Director for Crop Protection at ADAS, explains that independent research on Corteva’s Univoq™ fungicide over the past decade has demonstrated consistent, robust activity on septoria. Tom McCabe, Lecturer at University College Dublin, has seen the Inatreq™ active molecule used in Questar™ and Univoq in Ireland and believes that the chemistry has a key place at either the T1 or T2 fungicide timing. Nick Anderson, Technical Director at Velcourt, says depressed wheat prices are likely to have an effect on how much growers invest in their fungicide programmes in 2025. But he believes that disease control is still of paramount importance and the desire to use the best chemistries available will drive product choice. Mark Fletcher, Head of Agronomy Services at NIAB, adds that he prefers to see Univoq at the T2 fungicide timing to have the most impact on disease control on the flag leaf, but that it can have a place at T1 too. Steven Kildea, Research Officer with TEAGASC, says that protecting all modes of action is vital and that, in Ireland, growers are advised to use all those available to reduce the risk of resistance building. By integrating Univoq into your crop protection strategy, you can effectively manage cereal diseases such as septoria and optimise your yields. For 2025, Corteva’s best practice application advice will enable growers to benefit from the unique and outstanding performance of products containing Inatreq with confidence. Corteva would like to thank all the contributors featured in this video who volunteered their time and provided expert opinions to support growers’ decisions for their 2025 fungicide programmes. For more information visit https://www.corteva.co.uk/inatreq or contact your Corteva representative https://www.corteva.co.uk/contact-us....