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We speak to farmer Barry Jones about the impact of in-field trials on his maize crop
Much of the early nitrogen applied to cereal and oilseed rape crops across the country during the mild late-February spell could go to waste
Early control of pests in brassica crops gives growers the best chance of maximising saleable yield and quality, but with fewer pesticide control options available profits are under increasing pressure.
Agrovista managing director Chris Clayton reflects on what has been a difficult year and assesses the outlook for the coming season.
A novel residual herbicide that enhances control of blackgrass in winter wheat could prove a valuable addition to post-emergence spray programmes this autumn.
A newly developed beneficials applicator has lived up to its promise this season at one of the UK’s largest strawberry producers.
Soil compaction trials at Project Lamport should deliver some fascinating findings next year, explains independent cultivations expert Philip Wright of Wright Resolutions.
Nationwide, forage supplies are believed to be 20-30% below normal, and up to 40% in certain areas, following the exceptionally dry summerWith forage in tight supply this autumn, national seeds manager Nigel Walley looks at what can be done on farm to help alleviate the situation.
Blackgrass that emerges with autumn-sown cereals is 10 x more competitive than that which appears later in the season. There is likely to be a significant early flush this autumn, hitting it hard and early will be key to control.
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