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Latest videos

Before you start your spraying programme this season, it's critical to do some pre-season maintenance.

Alison MacGregor runs through some of the basic steps you should be doing on your machine, before you start your spraying season.

Introducing Bayer’s new biofungicide – Serenade Opti

Dr Denise Manker and Bayer’s Business Development Manager, Hugh Armstrong introduce Serenade Opti, the exciting new biofungicide for the control a botrytis (bacterial spot) in grapes and strawberries and suppression of xanthomas in tomatoes, capsicums and chillies.

Velocity Herbicide Pot Trial - Wild Radish 2018

Dr Peter Boutsalis tests Velocity Herbicide from Bayer in a wild radish pot trial against Talinor Herbicide. Watch the video to see the results.

“Let’s Talk Innovation” Roadshow

In February of 2018 Bayer launched the “Let’s Talk innovation” Roadshow. Bayer hosted 5 events across 4 states, with the purpose of facilitating knowledge sharing on topics like "The increasing incidence of fungicide disease resistance", among others which have real relevance for the Australian agricultural market.

Luna® Privilege puts the Banana industry on the front foot

“Sigatoka is a fungal disease on the banana leaves and it is a constant problem, it’s like rust, it never sleeps, it always needs maintenance”. Hear how Luna® Privilege fungicide works for banana growers in Australia.

Bayer Biologics: Houston's Farm

Houston's Farms have been growing a number of lettuce and herb varieties for over 20 years. Senior Agronomist, Claire Russell, talks here about Serenade Prime and the importance of soil health.

Bayer Biologics: Moon Rocks Farm

Moon Rocks Farm located in St. George Queensland, a family owned business, run by two brothers, who are fifth generation farmers. Their knowledge, experience and passion, supported by sustainable environmentally friendly practices drives them to deliver the highest quality produce.

Serenade Prime: How to apply to vegetable crops

Bayer's Business Development Manager, Tim O'Grady provides information about applying Serenade Prime to vegetable crops.

EverGol Prime Seed Treatment and Prosaro 420 SC

An effective strategy for disease resistance management in cereals

Bayer Biologics: Simpsons Farm

Ron and Fay Simpson started Simpson Farms in 1969 as a tomato and sugar cane farm near Bundaberg. They rapidly expanded their operation and in the late 1980s developed Goodwood Plantation, which grew into Australia’s largest single avocado orchard and associated packing facility.

Luna Sensation: Extending the vitality of apples, pears and stone fruit

“Hail, rain or shine, whatever; it’ll be going on” - Don’t take our word for it, listen to these testimonials from growers who have tried Luna Sensation in apples and stone fruits. Offering great control of diseases such as Black Spot, Powdery Mildew and Alternaria, the benefits of Luna Sensation also extend in post-harvest.

Bayer Weed Seed Herbicide Resistance Test

Peter Boutsalis demonstrates how to collect weed seeds for herbicide resistance testing.

Bayer Biologics - Macadamia Australia

Since the family business was founded in 1957 by Ron and Marion Steinhardt Macadamias Australia has grown to be one of Australia’s largest single variety plantations. Here, Kevin Steinhardt (Company Director and Production Manager) of Macadamias Australia talks about sustainable farming, soil health and his experiences with Serenade Prime.

Serenade Prime - how to apply to tree crops

Business Development Manager Tim O’Grady explains how to correctly apply Serenade Prime to tree roots.

Infinito: The pick of the crop

"Using Infinito as part of a disease management program to ensure we don’t crop with severe downy mildew outbreaks is going to be very advantageous for us.” Watch this testimonial from Swan Reach onion grower Peter Detloff regarding the benefits of Infinito.

Latest articles

Bayer’s Big Fish Challenge is helping tackle a big issue

Teams of rural stores and growers across the country have enthusiastically embraced the Big Fish Challenge in support of the mental wellbeing of men in agriculture.

Stewardship program sets banana disease chemistry apart

When Bayer Crop Science introduced new Group 7 fungicide chemistry to the banana industry in 2015, the move was welcomed by many as the next evolution in disease control.

New seed treatment gets thumbs up from graders

Seed graders across the country gave the thumbs up to trial applications last season of the new broad spectrum fungicidal seed treatment, EverGol® Energy, which is expected to be registered in 2018.

Big future predicted for Group 7 banana fungicide

The north Queensland banana industry has been through a tough couple of seasons, up to and including 2017, with pricing being the major factor driving growers returns down.

Wet conditions put new banana disease chemistry to the test

When Luna® Privilege was launched by Bayer Crop Science into the marketplace in 2015, there was a strong determination from industry that the longevity of the fungicide be protected by a comprehensive stewardship program.

Bill Farnsworth talks about Luna Privilege

Luna Privilege puts Banana Industry on the front foot

The banana industry now has the upper hand in disease management, thanks to the introduction in recent years of new fungicide chemistry with an alternative mode of action to traditional chemicals.

Post-emergent herbicide trials target wild radish control, crop safety

The release of new options in a weed control segment always provides an opportunity for industry comparison with existing leading standards and this story played out with post-emergent broadleaf weed control in Western Australia’s northern wheat-belt last season.

Team working on Ryegrass control using Sakura® herbicide

Grass control trials reinforce the strength of Sakura® despite variable conditions

Collaborative pre-emergent herbicide trials in Western Australia last season continued to reinforce the strong performance of Sakura herbicide for controlling annual ryegrass and, importantly, minimising weed seeds entering the weed seed bank.

Bayer crop Science team working to control RWA growth

Seed treatments an important tool in Russian wheat aphid control.

The damage to cereal crops from the Russian wheat aphid (RWA) was first described in the early 1900’s in Russia, and over the next 100 years it’s made a global tour through countries including South Africa, Mexico and the United States, ending up most recently being detected in Australia in 2016.

Team working on Chickpea crop disease control

Good returns, disease management set to drive chickpea production

Buoyed by attractive prices and with careful crop disease management, chickpea production in South Australia’s Mid North region could double, accordingto Kapunda-based rural agent Richard Noll.

Risk management focus changes approach to weed management

Rob Purvis is increasingly focusing on risk management within the mixed farming enterprise he manages in South Australia and this is changing his approach to weed management.

New seed treatment benefits ‘obvious’ in south-east WA trial

Growers challenged by diseases such as rhizoctonia and crown rot may be in for a reprieve, along with a general boost in crop health, if early results with a new seed treatment product near Esperance in Western Australia are anything to go by.

Pre-emergent Trials Highlight Strength of Sakura

With stand-alone prosulfocarb (800 g/L) pre-emergent chemistry relatively new to the market in 2017, four small plot trials were conducted across Western Australia in 2016 aimed at comparing the performance of a range of different pre-emergent grass control options, including prosulfocarb.