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Cover crop demo shows benefits of grazing
Sheep grazing can be a very effective way of terminating cover crops, providing it is well managed and planned carefully…
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Potential to cut back on nitrogen applied to cereals and oilseed rape
Relatively dry winter conditions across most of the UK mean farmers could potentially reduce the amount of nitrogen applied to…
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Growth no guide to crop development
Check the leaf emergence in your wheat crops before deciding your T1 timing. That’s the advice of NIAB TAG technical…
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Flea beetle damage results in Sclerotinia warning for oilseed rape growers
Variable oilseed rape crops, in part caused by the damage from cabbage stem flea beetle attacks, could leave the crop…
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‘Just add water’ for accurate soil assessments
Spring is an ideal time to assess soils for potential structural or other soil health issues, but only do so…
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Frontier strengthens soil & plant health expertise with the appointment of Jamie Stotzka
Jamie Stotzka, an industry leading expert in bioagronomy, has joined Frontier Agriculture in the national role of Soil & Plant…
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Field trials increase crop yields as WRAP explores standardised measurement on farms
Field trials conducted during the 2017 growing season in the UK have shown how the use of smart technology, combined…
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New strawberry net from Tornado
Tornado, the market leader in agricultural fencing, is introducing a new strawberry net for fruit growers. This innovative Tornado product…
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News release: High crop variation drives variable rate opportunity for growers
Growers can expect optimum results from adopting variable rate nitrogen this season with crop variation at a three-year high. Recent…
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Plant seed research provides basis for sustainable alternatives to chemical fertilizers
Recent advances in next-generation sequencing technologies have allowed scientists to access and assess previously undetectable plant microorganisms. Scientists have long…