Every time I start Firefox a full page of Nectar comes up, how can I stop it

when I open firefox site as my browser the Nectar address is already in my browser bar and opens a full page of Nectar. How can I stop this?

On this page at http://www.nectar.com/collect/toolbar/faq.points there are uninstall instructions (12th from the top).
You should also be able to find it by clicking the orange Firefox button, go to Add-ons, then Extensions. You should be able to remove it from there if uninstalling it doesn't work.

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