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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.
A new summer-sown biofumigant plant mix that offers improved suppression of potato cyst nematode, compared with autumn-sown, overwintered varieties, is being launched this season by Agrovista
Growers packed out Agrovista's recent fruit seminar at Brands Hatch in Kent to catch the latest technical updates ahead of new season - John Swire reports.
Shropshire agronomist Luke Hardy warns growers not to sit back and wait for change to be forced on them
Strategies to maximise light distribution in cider apple and perry pear orchards pay off in terms of quality and yield, reports Spence Gunn.
Treating fields early to scupper the chances of competitive broadleaf weeds from eroding yield is a straight-forward concept when taken at face value.
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