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Unharvested cereals breaking down and hit by moulds and sprouting

Some crops of spring barley were breaking down, and sooty moulds were increasing on all crops, said Teagasc tillage specialists last week.

Unharvested cereals breaking down and hit by moulds and sprouting

Fri, 01 Sep, 2017 - 01:00

by Stephen Cadogan

Some crops of spring barley were breaking down, and sooty moulds were increasing on all crops, said Teagasc tillage specialists last week.

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