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Farm Business looks at labour crisis
Agriculture is already reaching ‘crisis point’ when it comes to labour availability, before we even leave the EU, EFRA chair…
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PGRO releases a ‘blueprint for uk pulses in a post-brexit world’
The Processors and Growers Research Organisation (PGRO) has today released a “Blueprint for UK Pulses in a post-Brexit world’ to…
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Sercadis – the most powerful SDHI fungicide has a new EAMU in grapevines
Sercadis the most powerful SDHI fungicide, Xemium, can now be used in grapevines for the control of powdery mildew under…
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Early PGRs help wheat beat disease and build yield
Early application of plant growth regulators could have worthwhile benefits for disease control and rooting in wheat crops this spring,…
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Another blow to fungal infection
For the first time, researchers have isolated a natural resistance gene to Septoria, Europe’s most economically damaging wheat disease and…
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Education and training at the forefront of Cereals 2018
The nature of farming is changing. Farmers are under increasing pressure to produce more with less – and that demands…
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Maths for midges that pull 10g
Predicting the dispersal of airborne pests to protect crops demands an understanding of complex swarm dynamics that a simple mathematical…
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A facelift for Primus and Albatros Lemon trailed field sprayers updated with new details
Lemken’s most recent update of its popular Primus and Albatros trailed sprayers goes well beyond their more modernized exteriors: both…
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New Quadtrac has benefits from continuous variable transmission
Case, the name behind the world’s first articulated tracked tractor is launching the market’s first such machines with continuously-variable transmission…
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Start with a clean sheet
Will Ridgwell, sales manager for Nufarm UK says that growers should start with a clean sheet. In other words all…