Significant threat to Irish winter wheat and barley production

The EU ban on chlorothalonil fungicides from May 20 next poses a significant threat to short term winter wheat and barley production in Ireland, said Teagasc, Oak Park, researcher Steven Kildea at last week’s National Tillage Conference.
Significant threat to Irish winter wheat and barley production

The loss of chlorothalonil fungicides from May 20 next poses a significant threat to short term winter wheat and barley production in Ireland.
The loss of chlorothalonil fungicides from May 20 next poses a significant threat to short term winter wheat and barley production in Ireland.

The EU ban on chlorothalonil fungicides from May 20 next poses a significant threat to short term winter wheat and barley production in Ireland, said Teagasc, Oak Park, researcher Steven Kildea at last week’s National Tillage Conference.

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