Europe

Mixing modes of action and maintaining dose rates is key to protecting fungicide efficacy

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"Getting off the farm when you can, giving your mate a ring, and engaging with the community around you to stop anyone feeling quite so alone in what can be a very isolating job is very important"

"Bluetongue can have serious consequences for farmers"

Dr Jason Aldiss, of the Association of Independent Meat Suppliers, said: "With resources stretched thin due to the conflict, farmers are struggling to protect their herds, further jeopardising their livelihoods."

The UK's Chief Veterinary Officer said 4,000 cases of bluetongue had been reported across the continent in Belgium, Germany and the Netherlands

Harvest is underway in the UK and around Europe

Floods and drought paint mixed picture for bloc amid growing heatwave warning