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 Grass and broad leaved weed control is confounded by a prolonged cold springLow soil temperatures are keeping weeds 'closed for winter', a condition in which they could shrug off any herbicides applied to them. Both grass and broad leaved weeds need to be actively growing for most herbicides to be effective on them, and the prolonged cold weather is increasing the backlog of field work facing arable farmers. Spring Strategies 2 is now with Members and both Spring Strategies documents are available as pdfs in Technical Information.Spring Strategies 2, outlining TAG's advice for disease control in combinable crops for the 2010 campaign, has now been posted to Members and can also be downloaded from this site. TAG's Spring Strategies, carrying all our advice for crop agronomy in 2010, are now being published.Spring Strategies 1, containing our basic programmes for nitrogen, growth regulation and spring weed control, is now with Members, and SS2, with our fungicide advice for 2010, will be out soon. The presentations for the Final Workshop of the BREAM (Bystander and Resident Exposure Assessment Model) project held at Robinson College in Cambridge on Thursday 7th January are now available.Please click on the following links to view the presentations. Please Click here: How will model be used Please click here: BREAM - Exposure to pesticide vapours Please click here: BREAM - Exposure to pesticide vapours Please click here: Bream spray drift model - example results & conclusions Please click here: BREAM - exposure to pesticide spray drift Please click here: Vapour Dispersion Please click here: The Development and Validation of a Bystander and Resident Exposure Assessment Model (BREAM) Please click here: Modelling variability using emulators Please click here: A New Approach to Bystander & Resident Exposure Assessment The files in this directory/section are the PowerPoint presentations that were used at the Final Workshop of the BREAM (Bystander and Resident Exposure Assessment Model) project held at Robinson College in Cambridge on Thursday 7th January. The information is made available on this web site for personal use/interest only and MUST NOT be quoted in any form without the express permission of the authors. If you have any specific questions about the project work, then contact Paul Miller or Clare Butler Ellis at Silsoe Spray Applications Unit (Tel: 01525 862995 ext 100 (Paul or 104 Clare). TAG National Training Spring 2010 details are now available.For more information please click on the link. For more information click here: TAG National Training Flyer TAG and NIAB have now officially joined forces to become the NIAB group, following the recent EGM.At the recent EGM the resolutions put before the meeting were passed with the required majority and as a result TAG and NIAB have officially joined forces to become the NIAB group. TAG Board Members Geoff Elliott (Chairman) and director Robert Harle have joined the NIAB board. More details here: EGM Letter Negotiations and due diligence processes relating to TAG's merger with NIAB have now been completed. For more information click on the link.Please click here: NIAB Merger Letter The summary report of the Directors for the year ended 30 September 2008 is now available on our website. Please either go to Members Technical Information page or through the link on this page.Please click here: Summary accounts |
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