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Farmers urged to use ADOPT to trial resilience ideas
The UK Agri-Tech Centre suggests that farmers looking for practical ways to boost resilience to increasingly challenging weather conditions should…
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Farmers urged to use ADOPT to trial resilience ideas
The UK Agri-Tech Centre suggests that farmers looking for practical ways to boost resilience to…
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Farmers urged to use ADOPT to trial resilience ideas
The UK Agri-Tech Centre suggests that farmers looking for practical ways to boost resilience to…
Farmers urged to use ADOPT to trial resilience ideas
The UK Agri-Tech Centre suggests that farmers looking for practical ways to boost resilience to…
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Farmers urged to use ADOPT to trial resilience ideas
The UK Agri-Tech Centre suggests that farmers looking for practical ways to boost resilience to increasingly challenging weather conditions should consider ADOPT funding. It suggests it presents an option to…
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Farmers urged to use ADOPT to trial resilience ideas
The UK Agri-Tech Centre suggests that farmers looking for practical ways to boost resilience to…
Finish blight programmes growers advised
Potato growers should keep up fungicide programmes to protect against the spread of resistant late…
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The UK Agri-Tech Centre suggests that farmers looking for practical ways to boost resilience to increasingly challenging weather conditions should consider ADOPT funding. It suggests it…
Potato growers should keep up fungicide programmes to protect against the spread of resistant late blight strains as rain returns, says Ed Maule, Agrii’s lead technical…
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Farmers urged to use ADOPT to trial resilience ideas
0The UK Agri-Tech Centre suggests that farmers looking for practical ways to boost resilience to increasingly challenging weather conditions should consider ADOPT funding. It suggests it presents an option to test ideas such as changes to management system, different crops or rotations to help mitigate climate extremes with Round 9 funding window closing on Wednesday 7 October 2026 and three further rounds of funding confirmed. ADOPT, which stands for Accelerating Development of Practices and Technologies, is a Defra-backed funding programme delivered by Innovate UK. It supports practical, farmer-led, on-farm trials exploring ways to improve productivity, sustainability or resilience. Projects can investigate…