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Most, if not all nitrogen is applied at the establishment/early stages of the crop and there's often insufficient nitrogen remaining during the latter stages of crop development, so it's often a limiting factor when it comes to reaching yield potential, believes Peter Waite of Dow AgroSciences.
A new pay-as-you-go variable nitrogen-assessment system has been launched by Plantsystems, the technology arm of Agrovista, the first unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) service offered by the company.
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.
The 2016 Farm Business charity sailing regatta was held in the Solent on 22nd June
Growers placing orders for oilseed rape seed have been urged to consider adding in a companion crop.
Arable farmers in the South West should choose appropriate wheat varieties to help cope with the region’s high disease pressure and lack of suitable spray days.
A new pay-as-you-go variable nitrogen-assessment system has been launched by Plantsystems, the technology arm of Agrovista, the first unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) service offered by the company.Lewis McKerrow of Agrovista says the service is suited for those who can’t justify the investment for a tractor mounted crop sensor, such as the N-Sensor, or who have been disappointed with the reliability of satellite imagery.
It is 20 years since yield mapping first arrived on-farm, yet many are still missing out on the advantages of the technology.
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