Emergency authorisation granted for non-cruiser treated sugar beet crops

Industry gains emergency authorisation for an additional aphid spray for non-Cruiser SB treated crops

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Emergency authorisation granted for non-cruiser treated sugar beet crops

Emergency Authorisation from the Health and Safety Executive granted on May 9, allows sugar beet growers to apply a second foliar spray of InSyst (acetamiprid) to aid control of the peach-potato aphid...

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