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CLAAS and Agrovista join Crop Sensing forces Curve Overlay
14/01/2016

CLAAS and Agrovista join Crop Sensing forces

The use of crop sensing technology to provide a real-time, area-specific calculation of a crop’s optimum nitrogen requirement, provides growers with the opportunity to easily and accurately ensure optimum nitrogen application rates across the field, thereby potentially boosting crop performance and a reduction in fertiliser use. 

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Farmer Co-Operative and Agronomy Specialists form Partnership Curve Overlay
14/01/2016

Farmer Co-Operative and Agronomy Specialists form Partnership

Aspatria Farmers has cemented a partnership with one of the UK’s leading agronomy companies Agrovista to give further benefits to its farming members and customers across the region.

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Agrovista and Aspatria strengthen their links Curve Overlay
14/01/2016

Agrovista and Aspatria strengthen their links

One of the country’s oldest farmer-owned cooperatives have strengthened its relationship with leading agronomy company Agrovista to provide further benefits to its farming members and customers across the region. 

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Agrovista buys Ebbage Seeds business Curve Overlay
08/01/2016

Agrovista buys Ebbage Seeds business

Agrovista UK has bought independent seed wholesaler and breeder agent John Ebbage Seeds.

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Agrovista UK Ltd acquire Ebbage Seeds Curve Overlay
08/01/2016

Agrovista UK Ltd acquire Ebbage Seeds

Agrovista UK Limited, one of the UK's leading agronomy firms today announces the acquisition of John Ebbage Seeds Limited, the leading independent seed wholesaler and breeders agent in the UK seed industry.

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Drill setup key to cover crop success Curve Overlay
23/12/2015

Drill setup key to cover crop success

Black oats and vetch mixtures are popular, with vetches supplying N fixation while the oats are reported to have an allelopathic effect on some weeds.

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The closer the better Curve Overlay
23/12/2015

The closer the better

Most spray booms are carried too high, compromising efficacy and leading to excessive drift, reckons Chris Martin of Agrovista.

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Press Release: Agrovista UK Ltd acquire Ebbage Seeds Curve Overlay
23/12/2015

Press Release: Agrovista UK Ltd acquire Ebbage Seeds

Agrovista UK Limited, one of the UK’s leading agronomy firms today announces the acquisition of John Ebbage Seeds Limited, the leading independent seed wholesaler and breeders agent in the UK seed industry.

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Top Agronomy and an eye for detail produce exceptional yields of high qulaity dessert apples Curve Overlay
22/12/2015

Top Agronomy and an eye for detail produce exceptional yields of high qulaity dessert apples

Yields of 80 tonnes/ha and more may not be unusual in cider orchards these days, but for many dessert apple growers it’s a rare achievement and likely to remain so for some time.

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