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Agrovista agronomist Fokion Chatziavgerinos highlights the importance of accurate weather and disease-forecasting tools to keep fruit growers a step ahead of pathogens.
It remains cold as I write this in mid February but, while winter crops are slow to grow, they have plenty of potential.
Agrovista fruit and vines agronomist Fokion Chatziavgerinos examines the importance of post-harvest pest and disease management in the first of a new series of blogs.
The new season has got off to a flying start here in the north west, which is very welcome after the distinctly average season that is coming to an end.
Simon Nelson advises farmers on a wide range of arable and forage crops across Cumbria, north Lancashire and into south-west Scotland.
Plants have emerged quickly from warming damp soils – Agrovista’s Simon Nelson reports on spring drilling progress in Cumbria
"Very little spring grain has been sown...but it will not take long to turn things around once warmer, drier weather arrives" Simon Nelson
"With so many SFI options on offer, it can be a bit of a minefield sorting out which ones best suit your farm" Simon Nelson
Agrovista agronomist Peter Richardson discusses his thoughts on growing maize in the south west of Scotland
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