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Unofficial record reached at farm near Northallerton
Pushing back drilling dates to hit unwieldy blackgrass with stale seed-beds can be a highly effective control method, although ensuring successful establishment of the next cereal crop is critical to reap the full benefits.
Two new harvest world records might have been set by farmers in the region.
Fellow sponsor Agrovista will unveil two disease forecasting models at the show, part of a range of innovative fruit-growing technology that is developing.
This year’s Tillage-Live event on 16 September 2015 will have a high-tech look to it, with mapping specialist Soyl demonstrating its Autodepth variable depth control cultivation unit.
Growers contemplating the use of a spring crop on parts of the farm where black-grass is becoming an unsustainable problem should consider drilling a cover crop this autumn to bridge the gap between harvest and drilling in the spring.
Steve Tuer’s bumper 7.2t/ha crop of oilseed rape may well be the highest yielding crop in the world ever recorded. The unofficial record attempt took place on 21 August at Mr Tuer’s Hutton Grange farm, near Northallerton. The national average oilseed rape yield consistently runs at under 4t/ha.
The unofficial record attempt took place on 21 August at Mr Tuer’s Hutton Grange farm, near Northallerton.
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