UK Pesticide Guide 2020
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NEW for 2020
The UK Pesticide Guide is the authoritative reference for all pesticide products and adjuvants approved for use in agriculture, amenity, forestry and horticulture.
What’s new for 2020
By far the biggest change to The UK Pesticide Guide in 2020 is the loss of a number of active ingredients that have been fundamental to many crop protection programmes.
The final use-up of chlorothalonil formulations; propiconazole, fenpropimorph, chloridazon and diquat occurs in 2020 but there are also a few of exciting new additions.
- Aclonifen is a new residual herbicide for use in potatoes that already has a number of EAMUs for use in minor crops.
- BASF is launching its new triazole, mefentrifluconazole, which promises to restore full triazole activity, at least initially.
- On the insecticide front the new active ingredient from Corteva agriscience, sulfoxaflor, is now listed for use in Cucurbitae and ornamentals under full protection for control of aphids and whitefly.
The content is split into easy to find sections:
- Crop/pest guide index
- Pesticide profiles
- Products also registered
- Adjuvants
- Key information for users of pesticides
- Suppliers of pesticides and adjuvants
BASIS members can gain 2 CPD points on purchases of The UK Pesticide Guide 2020 – To claim your points enter you BASIS number at the point of purchase.
A copy of The UK Pesticide Guide 2020 promotional brochure can be accessed here.
What’s new for 2020?
By far the biggest change to The UK Pesticide Guide in 2020 is the loss of a number of active ingredients that have been fundamental to many crop protection programmes.
The final use-up of chlorothalonil formulations, propiconazole, fenpropimorph, chloridazon and diquat occurs in 2020 but there are also a few exciting new additions.
• Aclonifen is a new residual herbicide for use in potatoes that already has a number of EAMUs for use in minor crops.
• BASF is launching its new triazole, mefentrifluconazole, which promises to restore full triazole activity, at least initially.
• On the insecticide front the new active ingredient from Corteva Agriscience, sulfoxaflor, is now listed for use in Cucurbitae and ornamentals underfull protection for control of aphids and whitefly.
