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'Increasingly likely' neonic derogation won't be granted as cold spell hits aphid populations

It is looking increasingly likely that the virus level forecast for the end of February 2021 will be below the threshold for triggering the Cruiser SB (thiamethoxam) derogation in sugar beet, says BBRO.

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'Increasingly likely' neonic derogation won't be granted as cold spell hits aphid populations

It is looking increasingly likely that the virus level forecast for the end of February 2021 will be below the threshold for triggering the Cruiser SB (thiamethoxam) derogation in sugar beet, says the...

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