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Most growers have some wheat left to drill and, with care, excellent crops can still be achieved, Says Agrovista’s Craig Green, who points out that many are delaying operations on land affected by difficult black-grass. Others have fields to sow following maize or sugar beet.
Joe Parry, who has just graduated from Harper Adams University, was last night named Agricultural Student of the year at the British Farming Awards.
The switch from soil grown crops to growing in coir substrate has been a feature of the last decade for UK strawberry growers, and many can reflect on what they are looking for now that they have years of experience with the product.
Farmers must embrace change and look at innovative ways to boost profits, according to supporters of the Farm & Rural Business Event.
Britain’s third largest spray distributor Agrovista has joined the Euro-a-pro joint venture
Agronomy services and products supplier Agrovista UK has joined the Euro-A-Pro organisation as a new partner.
One of the nicest problems in the region this harvest has been finding enough room to store grain, and if it wasn’t for the depressing commodity prices, it would have been one of the best harvest in decades.
Pre-emergence herbicides are now the cornerstone of programmes for the control of black-grass and other grass weeds in cereals. With many of the worst affected fields still to be drilled, Agrovista’s Mark Hemmant offers some expert advice on getting the best from these all-important sprays.
Through its Plantsystems technology arm, Agrovista has been looking at crop sensing systems for four years. Lewis McKerrow, head of precision technology, comments on remote sensing.
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