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21/09/2017

Spray application technique can have a dramatic effect on the performance of residual grassweed herbicides

Agrovista discuss different spray application techniques in the latest issue of Crop Production Magazine.

20/09/2017

Careful substrate selection brings increased yields

With the success of strawberry growth greatly influenced by the type of growing media used, it is imperative to ensure that growers not only choose a quality substrate, but also one that suits their operational needs.

19/09/2017

Finding a competitive edge

Tailoring a strategy for blackgrass control to suit each field is fundamental to five strategies for five years. CPM looks at how you can use competition to your advantage.

18/09/2017

Improving residual chemistry performance

With bills exceeding £100/ha on some farms for residual herbicides alone, wheat growers need to eke out the best possible performance from their residual chemistry.

15/09/2017

Precision farming trial to reveal true cost of technology

A 700ha (1,729 acre) arable farming business in eastern England is allowing one of the UK’s leading agronomy companies to explore the use of precision farming technology and compare it with the farm’s standard practice.

12/09/2017

Talking Agronomy with Chris Martin: Weather has prevented crops from reaching potential

Chris Martin discusses how yields have been a mixed bag mainly due to unpredictable weather conditions.

11/09/2017

Searching for heavy land success in spring cropping conundrum

Now in its fourth year, Project Lamport trial site continues to focus on approaches to reliably drill spring crops on heavy land.

08/09/2017

Cover crop beats fallow for control of black-grass

Latest findings at Project Lamport site clearly demonstrate that using a black oat-based cover crop ahead of a spring crop produces bigger profits and better blackgrass control

07/09/2017

Good application technique and the right adjuvant can boost pre-em herbicide performance

Agrovista trials have shown that spray application technique can have a dramatic effect on the performance of residual grass weed herbicides.

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21/09/2017

Spray application technique can have a dramatic effect on the performance of residual grassweed herbicides

20/09/2017

Careful substrate selection brings increased yields

19/09/2017

Finding a competitive edge

18/09/2017

Improving residual chemistry performance

15/09/2017

Precision farming trial to reveal true cost of technology

12/09/2017

Talking Agronomy with Chris Martin: Weather has prevented crops from reaching potential

11/09/2017

Searching for heavy land success in spring cropping conundrum

08/09/2017

Cover crop beats fallow for control of black-grass

07/09/2017

Good application technique and the right adjuvant can boost pre-em herbicide performance