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Most crops are in a good position to handle what the rest of winter has to offer
Worried about declining organic matter in your soil? Suffolk-based Mount Liming is working in partnership with Agrovista, using the Veris MSP3 to measure soil data with greater accuracy and efficiency.
After three years of UK trials, BASF, working with Agrovista, has launched the first multi-pest pheromone disruption system, named RAK3+4.
Agrovista has launched a new fruit tree pruning and Mycorrhiza application service, in response to grower demand for a method to inoculate established orchards with beneficial soil fungi.
In 2016 Pottinger and Agrovista ran a season long trial at Reaseheath College in Cheshire. The trials coordinator Robert Yardley reports.
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.
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