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T0 spray is the foundation of healthy crops
A well planned T0 fungicide should be the foundation to effective disease control in wheat crops this spring, leading agronomy…
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KUHN Farm Machinery has launched a new mist sprayer as part of its Amenity Pro horticultural equipment range
The trailed ANTIS mist sprayer – which will be on display at the free-to-attend AGRI-EXPO event at Kent County Showground,…
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On-farm support is key to biological pest control
Bio-control of soft fruit pests is becoming increasingly complex and must be backed up with solid on-farm support based on…
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Improved prediction of pesticide residues
The use of pesticides can lead to a build-up of toxic and ecologically harmful residues in the soil. Until recently,…
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Scientists identify factors which drive the evolution of herbicide resistance
Scientists from the University of Sheffield have identified factors which are driving the evolution of herbicide resistance in crops –…
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First on the Processors and Growers Research Organisation (PGRO) Recommended List in 2005, Fuego has been a leading variety choice for more than a decade.
It achieved another year of full recommendation for 2018, with a yield of 99% and a solid all-round agronomic package…
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Compatibility made easier than ever before
One of the main sticking points with precision farming has always been moving data from one system or machine to…
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Fera and CHAP take the lead in agri-food sustainability and productivity says key MPs
Three members of the EFRA (Environment, Food and Rural Affairs) Select Committee spent a day at National Agri-Food Innovation Campus…
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Case IH defines categories of autonomy and announces pilot programme
Five categories compose framework outlining a spectrum of automation/ First in field trial with Bolthouse Farms, a division of the…
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Temperature resilient crops now an “achievable dream” say authors of new study
Breeding temperature-resilient crops is an “achievable dream” in one of the most important species of commercially-cultivated plants, according to a…