Скачать или смотреть Managing the threat from a changing late blight landscape

EU46 was identified in GB for the first time in 2024. EU43 remains an ever-present threat, and we are looking at the likely loss of a key component of our armoury for tackling late blight and controlling resistance. Having a system in place for monitoring outbreaks and mapping the movement of different genotypes has never been more important. Fight Against Blight(FAB) has become an essential tool for keeping resistance at bay, David Cooke of JHI, will talk through the historical findings as well as providing an update on the known situation from 2025 highlighting the vital work of FAB . Improving decision support systems is critical going forward and Improved IPM from a better understanding of the host and pathogen will play a large part in doing this. Dan Milbourne of Teagasc will talk about the IPMorama project which is working to do this. Using our current chemistry to best effect in the face of the new challenges will be discussed by Andy Cunnigham of Syngenta.

Chair Prof. Ian Toth – The James Hutton Institute
Speaker: Dr. David Cooke – Senior Plant Pathologist at JHI
Speaker: Dan Milbourne – Plant geneticist, Teagasc.
Speaker: Andy Cunningham – Potato Technical Manager, Syngenta UK.