Content related to the topic: crops-grassland

Find out what sets dwarf bunt apart from bunt.

Learn about the pathogen, including its life cycle, symptoms and varietal resistance.

Find out about the pathogen’s life cycle and disease symptoms in infected crops.

Black-point infection may result in brown-to-black specks in flour, poor bran colour and rejection by millers.

Unlike many other foliar diseases of cereals, ascochyta leaf scorch (spot) is sporadic and rarely severe.

To reduce the intensity of fungicide programmes, take advantage of varietal disease resistance.

Although rare in the UK, this disease can be found in crops grown repeatedly from home-saved untreated seed.

Learn about one of the most serious seedborne diseases of barley.

Use this database to check the impact of different active ingredients in plant protection products on beneficial insects

This page describes the pathogen, including its life cycle and the various symptoms seen on crops.

Find out about the pathogens that cause foot roots in cereals.

Our panel share what has helped their success and top tips in improving silage quality.