Disease control in dwarf beans and peas
Two projects have focused on disease control in dwarf beans and peas. One project evaluated the efficacy of a selection of bio-fungicides/bio-stimulants for control of sclerotinia on dwarf beans, while another assessed the efficacy of a selection of bio-fungicides/bio-stimulants for fusarium on peas. Both projects involved conducting a series of replicated field trials.
Following initial screening of these products for efficacy in the first year, further work in year two focused on successful candidate products for year one. Assessments and harvests from year two have been completed and results are pending.
The purpose of this work will be to demonstrate to growers and agronomists how these products perform at field scale, and how they can be integrated into IPM programmes.
Find out more about results of earlier field trials of new fungicides for Sclerotinia control in dwarf beans.
Read more about this project including first year findings in this article.