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Fruit growers packed out a recent meeting in Kent to catch the latest news and technology updates!
The value of a black oat/spring wheat sequence in controlling resistant black-grass has been highlighted for a second consecutive year in Agrovista trials in Northamptonshire.
Significant savings can be made by paring cultivations to the minimum but correct soil management is key, says Agrovista's national trials coordinator Niall Atkinson.
Helping farmers get the most out of their cropping can be a highly rewarding career and whether you are a farm manager looking for new challenges or want to move outside the family farm, joining a scheme with one of the agronomy companies is one way to get on the ladder.
Last week The English Apple Man reported on two presentations from the Agrovista Technical Day at Brands Hatch in Kent. This week's Journal reports on Leon Jahae who updated the delegates with news of new 'sweet cherry' developments.
2015’s harvest helped remind every farmer of a conundrum that their industry has faced since the first farmer planted the first seed: No matter how well you plan and how hard you work, the weather during the growing season is the biggest single influence on your crops performance.
Cover crops have an important role in tackling herbicide-resistant black grass by improving soil conditions to enable direct drilling of spring wheat on heavy land.
The winner of the Progressive Farmer of the Year category, sponsored by Agrovista UK, in the Food and Farming Industry Awards is a fruit producer that’s used progressive techniques in every aspect of production to achieve an industry leading performance.
Crop management tools are pushing new boundaries to help growers apply inputs with increasing precision, says Agrovista.
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