Agrovista is launching two online tools at Cereals 2015 to help farmers manage their seed and chemical inputs more effectively to help ensure the best return on these investments.
Is this the season to really push crop yields? - Agrovista's Chris Martin thinks it might be.
Spring can be awfully frustrating when the weather decides to turn against you.
While crop disease has been checked by the weather, don't be lulled into a false sense of security, is the warning to growers in Scotland and North of England, from Chris Martin, of Agrovista.
Pre-emergence herbicide sprays should play a key part in maize growing programmes this season even where soils are dry.
Smartphone technology is making its mark in farms and helping to transform the way the UK grows fresh produce. Produce Business UK considers some of the applications available, looks at pros and cons of the increasing use of technology and what it offers customers and consumers
What is the impact of drift or of drift-reducing technologies on product performance?
Precision farming is here to stay, whether it's something as simple as a tractor guidance box in the vehicle's cab, the more progressive variable application of inputs or full-scale analysis of everything - from soil through to final crop yield.
There are as many strong advocates of precision farming tools as there are protagonists, so who's winning the debate? Agronomist & Arable Farmer asks Lewis McKerrow, Agrovista's head of precision technology, where he stands on all things 'techy and gadgety'
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