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Exceptional blackgrass control on heavy land using cover crops and spring cereals has been achieved in Agrovista trials for the third year running – despite an exceptionally wet spring.
John Blackman Agriculture is to launch Munroe, a new winter wheat variety aimed at growers in Scotland and the north of England.
Seed rates, spring cropping and close attention to cover cropping agronomy are just some of the techniques being used to combat black-grass as part of Agrovista's Northamptonshire-based Project Lamport, now in its third season.
As the busy June July demo season draws to an end prior to combines rolling, there have been some lessons to learn from a very difficult season.
It is 20 years since the first yield maps were generated by combines, allowing fanners for the first time to identify which areas of fields were failing to deliver the goods.
Sowing a companion crop with oilseed rape can boost crop performance and lead to better yields, especially on heavy, wet soils where establishment is a challenge. This could be the year to try the technique, says Agrovista's Stewart Woodhead
A simple and cheap modification to boost the number of spray droplets can have a dramatic effect on the performance of pre-emergence black-grass herbicides, according to Agrovista trials
By all accounts, it's been a dreadful year for blackgrass control, which has been woeful in some fields. No surprise that blackgrass has been the major focus of Open Days around the country this summer as agronomy companies explore the options.
To complement the cover crop work at the grass-weed trial sites, soil restructuring and soil health improvementis the key focus on Agrovista's Northern cover crop trial sites at Blagdon in Northumberland and Southesk in Angus.
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