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Just as there are many roads to Rome, there are many ways to establish oilseed rape. Trials looking at the latest machinery to increase seeding precision have been taking place across the country, Jane Carley reports
Potato growers north of Aberdeen are enjoying a ‘land of milk and honey’ in contrast to their southern counterparts, according to Andy Steven, Agrovista’s Elgin-based potato and vegetable agronomist.
With spending on crop protection research shrinking in Europe, the farming industry has to find other technology to help it maintain - and increase - food production, Agrovista's director of strategic development tells Chris Lyddon
With several years of replicated application trials, Agrovista is uniquely able to advise on how best to apply flag leaf in winter wheat
What is the impact of drift or of drift-reducing technologies on product performance?
Agrovista is trying to tackle the yield plateau by integrating multiple sources of information and putting it at growers' fingertips
Growers and agronomists will find a treasure trove of technological developments alongside the very latest thinking in crop management techniques
Iain Green farms in partnership with his parents Jimmy and Nan Green at Garmouth, Morayshire. He is currently president of the council of the British Simmental Cattle Society and is a past president of the Royal Northern Agricultural Society.
May has come round again and arable prospects continue to look encouraging.
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