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Agrovista's web-based data management system MapIT Pro Advanced that helps growers cope with the vast amounts of digital information created on their farms will be officially released at Cereals 2016.
Insufficient rooting is likely to put late drilled spring cereals under stress, according to agronomy business Agrovista, which believes foliar feeding will be necessary where soils conditions are poor.
Wheat growers are being urged to be on high alert for septoria as near-perfect weather is causing the damaging disease to spread ahead of key T2 flag-leaf sprays.
Agronomists warn that a combination of recent high temperatures and underlying wet soils means careful farmland management is needed to protect crops.
At an evening meeting we held for agronomists near Oldmeldrum on Tuesday, the winter wheats were approaching, or ready, for the T1 spray as is most of the wheat in the North East.
In the final article looking at crop protection The Vegetable Farmer asks four agronomists for their views on the biggest challenges in weed control this season.
Milling wheat growers looking to top up grain protein levels with solid nitrogen in the next few weeks would do well to have a back-up plan in place in case the weather turns dry.
Foliar feeding late-drilled spring cereal crops will be key this season to help plants establish in deceptively cold and wet soils.
Since last month we’ve seen it all up in the north of Scotland with snow falling, strong northerly winds, low temperatures and not much in the way of spring like weather until very recently.
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