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Crop agronomy is undergoing enormous change. New technology promises much, but tightening legislation and a tough market are hitting core agrochemical business.
The name RAK®3+4 may be new in the UK but this phermone looks set to become very well-known as it seriously upsets the love life of male Codling and Tortrix moths!
Agrovista is extending its research into difficult-to-control grass weeds with two new trials sites, one in County Durham investigating ryegrass control,
Agrovista has set up a new trial site in the South East, investigating ways to control difficult black-grass.
""If there is nowhere for water to go, it doesn't matter how good your soil structure is""
Corksie Farm, on the Morayshire coast, has been selected as the eighth of nine new monitor farms being established in Scotland...
The name RAK®3+4 may be new in the UK but this pheromone looks set to become very well-known as it seriously upsets the love life of male Codling and Tortrix moths!
Telemetry, auto-steering and crop-sensing technology are all part of a series of upgrades for precision farming technology from Claas for next year,
A proactive approach to weed control has led to innovative rotations and a focus on soil health on one South Yorkshire farm.
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