Crops in the south of England are catching up after timely rains in mid-May, but some agronomy tweaks will be needed, says Agrovista agronomist Esme Shephard.
Precision farming technology is pushing forwards, as Agrovista explains in its 2017 sponsored article.
Agrovista agronomist Craig Green provides an insight into some wheat and oilseed rape varieties that are giving stand-out performances this season.
As part of a long-term trial programme, Agrovista is investigating the use of 'improvement' and 'optimisation' precision farming strategies
Farm businesses can now capture a staggering amount of data, but what can you do with it?
What a difference a year makes to the potato market, Agrovista's Andy Steven said this week.
The Metaldehyde Stewardship Group has launched an enhanced campaign for 2017 to ensure maximum protection of the environment, and in particular birds, small mammals, and water.
Potato growers could find sizing potatoes from test digs much easier in the future thanks to a new mobile app developed by the James Hutton Institute and Agrovista.
I think a 'mixed bag' is the best phrase to describe crops across the region - forward, thick crops where nitrogen was applied in good time are looking incredibly well and still have great potential if diseases can be kept under control.
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