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Like the rest of the country, it has been a bit tropical in the North of late. We had about 20mm of rain on 20 June and since then, the temperatures have climbed to peak at about 27C to date.
Combining the best theoretical and practical approaches in agronomy and crop husbandry will helpreduce the gap between actual and potential yields in commercial wheat crops, says Agrovista technical manager Chris Martin.
Agrovista has signed up for a further three-year term as a major sponsor of the National Fruit Show.
Agrovista is expanding its drone imaging service in 2018; we discover what this novel service can offer
Malting sure weeds and cover crop residues are properly desiccated helps subsequent cultivations and weed control; CPM takes a look at one mixture that performs better than the sum of its parts.
Cover crops could be the key to successfully battling blackgrass, as ongoing trial results are proving; CPM gets the lowdown on the latest findings.
Cover crops may be doing a job for wider society; if so, what is it and how should growers be rewarded, discusses Tom Allen-Stevens.
Like the rest of the country, we've been in cold storage for the last month and little has been done out on the land.
Fargro Ltd announced that it has acquired the southern Ornamental Horticulture division of Agrovista UK.
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