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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.
The maize area in Leicetershire has increased this season - Agrovista agronomist Bob Smart provides some tips on early weed control, vital to optimise early crop growth.
Test digs to assess tuber size are taken for granted as a tried-and-tested part of the crop season however, technology is about to give growers an option to streamline the process thanks to the launch of a new PotatoSize™ app.
Planting is all but complete in the north of Scotland, with growers enjoying a pretty much unbroken run at this season's crop establishment with dry weather since March
Profitable cereal production in fields with high blackgrass counts is possible, according to initial results from Agrovista nitrogen dose/cover crop trials in spring wheat.
Efforts to tackle blackgrass have produced some ""spectacular"" results on a trial site at Somerfield Court, Sellindge, just to the east of Ashford.
Agrovista agronomist Craig Green provides some tips to help growers manage stressed maize crops this spring.
Most crops are showing a lot of potential and our decisions and actions over the next couple of months are going to be crucial in ensuring we maximise that potential.
Horticulture Week has enlisted the help of Paul Bennett to discuss forging a career as an agronomist in their article looking at horticulture employment options.
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