Crimping solves challenge of unevenly ripened cereals
Secondary tillering and the uneven ripening of cereal crops this summer is presenting challenges to…
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Government to cut red tape for farmers as they plan for 2021
Farmers in England are set to benefit from a reduced administrative burden next year, as…
Former NFU Deputy President is appointed new Red Tractor Crops Sector chair
Guy Smith has been appointed as Red Tractor’s new Combinable Crops and Sugar Beet Sector…
Soil discussion group drives sustainable change
Five farmers in the East of Scotland are getting their heads together on one of the…
Scientists outline potential of soil-free farming which could see crops grown in the desert
A new study has outlined the potential of soil-free, computer-controlled farms as climate change and…
Why Avadex will suit this autumn
Barrie Hunt, UK and Ireland development manager for Gowan Crop Protection Ltd is well aware…
The CropTec Show 2020 still on track to be face-to-face event
After months of event cancellations, postponements and transitions onto virtual platforms, farmers and agricultural organisations…
Send in the wasps
New research has revealed the genetics underpinning an ecological defence used by maize plants to…
Wanted: Powdery Mildew Samples
Tomato growers asked to help in developing fungi early warning system A Rothamsted researcher is…
High aphid numbers raise TuYV risk
Turnip yellows virus (TuYV) is endemic across oilseed rape crops in the UK and growers…