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Corteva In The News • 23/08/2021

Rethink your orchard and vineyard floor

Orchards traditionally have zones beneath the trees that are commonly kept free from weeds and other unwanted growth through herbicide application or by mechanical means.

Corteva In The News • 24/06/2021

Callaghan Research Grant Programme

Corteva Agriscience is proud to join the A Lighter Touch as a programme partner and looks forward to supporting the programme’s vision of New Zealand becoming one of the most desirable sources of food in the world..

Corteva In The News • 24/06/2021

Corteva NZ Partners with A Lighter Touch

Corteva Agriscience is proud to join the A Lighter Touch as a programme partner and looks forward to supporting the programme’s vision of New Zealand becoming one of the most desirable sources of food in the world..

Corteva In The News • 3/06/2021

Corteva Agriscience Debuts Inaugural Sustainability Report

The report outlines the Company’s new commitment to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in its operations.

Press Release • 23/03/2021

Global Brand Names Qalcova and Jemvelva announced

Corteva Agriscience announced today that it is implementing the new global brand names of Qalcova™ active (pronounced “kal-KO-vuh”) for spinosad, and Jemvelva™ active (pronounced “jem-VEL-vuh”) for spinetoram, demonstrating Corteva’s commitment to bu

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Crop Protection Enquiries

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The number of cereal aphids caught in Rokeby suction trap (blue line) between the 24th and 30th of August (August week 5) was 0 and is displayed in the graph below, along with;

      -  Other aphid numbers for 2021 (orange line)

       - Average weekly temperature s for 2021 (purple line), calculated  from mean daily temperatures from NIWA CliFlo data for Ashburton (station no.26170) and

       - The 10-year average of weekly temperature between 2010 and  2020 (red line)

      -  5 year average of cereal aphid numbers  for Rokeby (green line)

Cereal aphid numbers caught in suction traps are an indication of flights and do not replace the need for direct searching and monitoring in your crop.

Relatively high numbers of aphids are expected till the end of May, with spring flights occurring late September or October

Generally the warmer the temperature, the faster an aphid will develop into an adult. However other factors, such as amount of rain, can affect aphid development and survival. 





For information on protecting your Cereal crops with Transform insecticide click here.

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CC Rexade on Rye grass

Corteva Agriscience Territory manager John Smith discusses the effects of Rexade GoDri on Ryegrass.

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