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Environmental schemes won’t replace BPS income, warns CAAV

More than half of Basic Payment (BPS) money is set to be diverted to less than 5% of English farmland for environmental recovery, so farmers shouldn’t rely on these schemes to fill the income gap.
Land to be devalued for compulsory purchase, warns CAAV

1+1=3…..Discover the Aclonifen Effect

1+1=3…..Discover the Aclonifen Effect

Wanted Large White butterfly caterpillars

Farmers and growers are being asked to send large white butterfly caterpillars they come across to assist research into the control of crop pests. Large whites are sometimes parasitised by a wasp, Cotesia glomeratus, who kill their caterpillar host.
Wanted Large White butterfly caterpillars

Carbon farming crops to be sown now if a profit is to be reaped this year

The market for carbon credits in U.K. agriculture is growing at a steadfast rate, and soil carbon certification company Agreena says it is experiencing increased interest among farmers taking the green transition into their own hands.
Agreena Carbon
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Registrations open for FPC FUTURE and FPC CAREERS 2022

The Fresh Produce Consortium (FPC) – the UK’s fresh produce trade association – has unveiled today brand new websites for the 2022 edition of FPC Future and FPC Careers, the ground-breaking agritech and unparalleled careers event for the fresh produce and flower industries.
Registrations open for FPC FUTURE and FPC CAREERS 2022

Terravesta hosts its 10th birthday party at Groundswell

Terravesta, the Miscanthus specialist, celebrated a successful first decade in the business with a 10th birthday party at Groundswell Show, June 22. William Cracroft-Eley, co-founder of Terravesta, said a few words to toast the special occasion: "In our 10th harvest year, it's apt to celebrate it at Groundswell. We've moved heaven and earth to turn something unknown into something user-friendly, and …
Terravesta hosts its 10th birthday party at Groundswell

Scotland’s premier event for the arable industry makes a welcome return

Arable Scotland

Improving PCN trap crop success

Improving the reliability of trap cropping to help farmers overcome potato cyst nematode (PCN) pressure, is being investigated as part of a new feasibility study, funded by Defra and Innovate UK. The project will look at DeCyst­TM solanaceous trap crops, which stimulate PCN to hatch at a different point in the rotation to when potatoes are planted. As a result, mature female PCN …
Improving PCN trap crop success

Groundswell gets underway

UK’s largest regenerative agriculture show, Groundswell, got underway yesterday, with many of the field’s leading experts discussing a broad range of topics - from food security, supply chains and big data to soils, grazing systems, water management, carbon and cover crops.
Groundswell gets underway
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