Novel cellulose nanofibre technology is being trialled as a non-chemical approach to foliar disease control in Extase winter wheat. At Agrovista’s AgX trial site in Northamptonshire, the firm’s soil specialist Chris Martin explained that the cellulose nanofibres act as a barrier on the leaf, protecting them from fungal infection. Produced from pine trees in Scandinavia, […]
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