RAPID ACCESS TO THE LATEST REGIONAL CROP PEST AND DISEASE LEVELS
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CropMonitor  


This website provides information sourced from monitoring sites located across the country and reports up to date measurements of crop pest and disease activity in arable crops throughout England. All data gathered are being analysed to identify disease and pest risk, seasonal variation in disease development and the effectiveness of control strategies. Users will be alerted to emerging threats during the growing season and advised on appropriate courses of action.

BASIS and NRoSO points:   CropMonitor users who register to receive email alerts can now claim two BASIS points (1 CP and 1 PD) and two NRoSO points (2 CP). If you are registered for BASIS or are a NRoSO Licence holder and would like to receive the allocation please email .


11 July: The latest CropMonitor report, based on live-monitoring trial sites, is now available.

23 June: The latest news from the regions, reported by AICC members around the country, is now available.

Headlines
  • Fusarium head blight
    Over 90 per cent of samples from the national survey of commercially grown winter wheat have now been assessed for disease symptoms. Of these samples, 68% are showing symptoms likely to be caused by Fusarium head blight pathogens.
    Isolations to identify the species causing the symptoms have been carried out on over 60 samples. Microdochium species (non toxin producers), Fusarium poae and F. graminearum are the most common pathogens found (on 60%, 53% and 33% of samples respectively).  


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This website was last updated on: 23/07/2008     © Crown Copyright Central Science Laboratory 2007
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All risk predictions published by CropMonitor are provided in good faith and are NOT a substitute for rigorous fieldwalking in combination with advice from BASIS qualified persons. CropMonitor accepts no liability for crop loss or damage resulting from the use of CropMonitor.