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Dear readers, Today we are informing you about current measures in winter cereal cultivation: Many farms are currently still sowing winter cereals. Last week’s rain has prepared the soil perfectly and the mild weather is allowing the crops to emerge quickly. Now is the ideal time to apply herbicides to crops that have already been…

Dear reader, Today we would like to inform you about the current situation on the fertilizer market and the PAMIRA collection. 1st PAMIRA collection (disposal of empty crop protection canisters) Date: Wednesday, October 23 and Thursday, October 24, 2024 (only on these days) Venue: New warehouse, Carl-Benz-Straße 2, 89604 AllmendingenPhone: 07391/7004-70 This appointment applies to…

Dear reader, In our latest newsletter, we would like to inform you about important topics relating to the silage maize harvest, stubble hygiene in maize and tillage for sowing cereals. The upcoming silage maize harvest poses particular challenges this year, as the risk of unstable silage is increased due to various factors. To counteract this,…

Dear readers, Today we would like to inform you about the current varieties of winter barley, spelt, triticale and rye. We would like to inform you that the packaging size of the seed BigBags has changed. From now on we deliver the BigBags with a weight of 500 kg, due to the change from BigBags…

The maize and green fodder harvest is coming up and we want to ensure that you can preserve your crop in the best possible way. For this reason, we are introducing two new silage additives to our range this year: “Perfekt Sil Grass” for grass silage and “Perfekt Sil Plus” for maize silage. These silage…

Dear readers, Discover our diverse selection of winter wheat varieties for the coming year! From robust durum wheat to high-yielding quality wheat – we have the right variety for every need. Our E-wheat Exsal, Moschus and Ponticus offer the best quality characteristics and high yields. With optimal crop management, you can achieve top yields and…

Dear farmers,We are pleased to present our latest newsletter on rapeseed. Here you will find important information and recommendations for a successful harvest: Yours sincerely,Your team from Allgaier Agrarhandel

Dear readers, Today we would like to give you an insight into the topic of lime fertilization, which is essential for maintaining and improving soil fertility. It should be noted that the pH value alone says nothing about the lime content of the soil. Especially with intensive organic fertilization, an ammonium-emphasized supply can make the…

Dear farmers, We would like to inform you today about an important legal change that affects the acceptance of harvested crops. According to the decision of the Federal Court of Justice, land traders must ensure that the harvested crop has been produced in accordance with the provisions of plant variety protection law. In concrete terms,…

Dear customers, We would like to inform you today about important information regarding the 2024 harvest season. Please note the following points: 1. tax rate: Please check whether your tax rate has changed (opting or flat rate) and inform the Grain Department before your first grain delivery. In the event of late notification, the administrative…

Dear readers,We cordially invite you to our field day in Allmendingen. The event will take place on Monday, 24.06.2024, with training sessions on plant protection expertise at 09.30 and 13.30. Guided tours of plant protection and variety trials in barley, wheat, spelt and winter oilseed rape are offered. We also provide information on intercropping and…

Welcome to the new, modern website of Allgaier Agrarhandel! We have completely redesigned our online presence to offer you an even better user experience. Our website is based on one of the most modern frameworks to ensure dynamism and flexibility. A highlight of our new website is the central distribution of responsibilities with videos of…

Dear readers, Today we would like to inform you about current topics in plant cultivation. This year, cereal crops have a clear head start in development compared to previous years. The current cold weather has slowed growth and disease pressure somewhat, but cold-tolerant fungi such as Septoria, yellow rust and eyespot remain a threat. The…