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From early December 2016, Cumbrian farmers will have access to a wider range of cereal and forage crop inputs, more efficient deliveries and a range of agronomy, product and precision services.
A new machine, the Veris MSP3, is allowing Agrovista to offer soil scanning services, encompassing soil conductivity, pH and organic matter.
A reminder that farmers wanting to cut their hedgerows before 31st August must apply for a derogation from the Rural Payments Agency.
Cover crops are proving to be a useful component in the heavy land battle against resistant black-grass, particularly when grown ahead of direct drilled spring wheat and spring barley. Dominic Kilburn explains.
At Reaseheath College, Nantwich, Agrovista and Pottinger have worked together on a project researching new methods of undersowing grass into maize. With two months to go until harvest, we went along to find out more. Matthew Tilt reports.
Agriculture has always faced challenges, and in the current marketplace it takes strong leadership and business acumen to stand out and succeed...
Whether knowledge on field variability is something you know from experience or is contained in vast amounts of historical data, it must be captured before it can be used to improve productivity. CPM seeks advice on how.
Cover crops are proving to be a useful component in the heavy land battle against resistant black-grass, particularly when grown ahead of direct drilled spring wheat and spring barley. Dominic Kilburn explains.
At Reaseheath College, Nantwich, Agrovista and Pottinger have worked together on a project researching new methods of undersowing grass into maize. With two months to go until harvest, we went along to find out more. Matthew Tilt reports.
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