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Clive

Staff Member
Arable Farmer
Location
Lichfield
There is some hand changing fungicide chemistry on the way from BASF. And sure others willl follow

Without CTL though BASF will have it all their own way for a few years so I hope the don’t get silly with prices
 
CTL - is a bit unfair that the R&D manufacturer (Syngenta) has to produce all the data required to support it during re-registration (at Syngenta's expense) yet all the generic manufacturers can use Syngenta's data package for their generic CTL products, with no expense incurred to them to produce the data package for registration.

you can sort of understand why an R&D manufacturer would rather sink their money into a 'new' active rather than some active that is generic and shagged on sales price/margin return.

Many be the generic manufacturers should be required to pay a 'royality' to R&D manufacturers so that older, effective active ingredients are retained ?

Once CTL is lost, what are folks going to use as a multi-site on cereal crops to protect other chemistry (triazoles & SDHI) ? Folpet or mancozeb ?

Had not completely realised that generic manufacturers could piggyback so completely on the back of OEM's data bundles. If true, your suggestion does seem sensible.

I would say flufenacet, CTL and glyphosate are the three chemicals that we would struggle to cope without. No experience of folpet. Is it as good?
 
if we lose ctl and triazoles
when we get a bad septoria year which we do at least 1 in 10 years yields across Europe will be down 50 % with no wheat above 72 kg specific weight
the European millers will be looking for a few 10s of million tonnes of bread wheat
in the last 35 year fungicides have always reduced the yield losses so every one has enough to eat

the plant breeders will need to get a move on with developing a septoria resistant wheat
wheat growing west of the m1 will be very hard if we have warm wet springs
 

Neddy flanders

Member
BASE UK Member
if we lose ctl and triazoles
when we get a bad septoria year which we do at least 1 in 10 years yields across Europe will be down 50 % with no wheat above 72 kg specific weight
the European millers will be looking for a few 10s of million tonnes of bread wheat
in the last 35 year fungicides have always reduced the yield losses so every one has enough to eat

the plant breeders will need to get a move on with developing a septoria resistant wheat
wheat growing west of the m1 will be very hard if we have warm wet springs
did anyone ever grow Exsept ? wheat variety
 

Clive

Staff Member
Arable Farmer
Location
Lichfield
if we lose ctl and triazoles
when we get a bad septoria year which we do at least 1 in 10 years yields across Europe will be down 50 % with no wheat above 72 kg specific weight
the European millers will be looking for a few 10s of million tonnes of bread wheat
in the last 35 year fungicides have always reduced the yield losses so every one has enough to eat

the plant breeders will need to get a move on with developing a septoria resistant wheat
wheat growing west of the m1 will be very hard if we have warm wet springs

New tech on the horizon and not far away in the case of Revysol

Solutions will exist but at what cost !
 

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