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The Western Region Innovation Site is located near Frodesely, Shropshire. The soil type is typical of the area with a good water holding capacity and yield potential although septoria control is always a challenge.
Undersowing maize with grass can provide a valuable green cover crop after harvest to reduce damaging soil erosion and nutrient loss often seen in over-wintered bare stubbles.
The farm at Coldham Estate comprises of soils ranging from silty clay loam to clay loams and boasts a mixed rotation including potatoes, onions and cereals. Having a good soil type to work with and excellent management help from the estate, we will demonstrate some great trials worth seeing.
A look at one of our key development sites for the South West region.
There is recent evidence to suggest that the UK yield plateau for wheat, which has lasted for around 20 years has finally been breached. Technical Manager Chris Martin discusses...
Agrovista agronomist Andy Steven offers insight on how best to control blight.
From the increasing need to utilise precision farming technologies, to the importance of pollinator mixes, the topics covered in this year's Agrovista Fruit Technical Seminar at Brands Hatch, Kent in January reflected the ever-changing requirements of the UK's top fruit industry - Rachel Anderson reports.
Good storage of seed is criticual until field conditions improve and planting kicks off, reports Agrovista agronomist Andy Steven.
Agrovista's Andy Steven advises on more than 1500ha of seed potato crops in the north of Scotland; he maintains that growing quality seed is not that different from producing were but says there are a number of challenges negotiate, starting with land selection.
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