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Global politics and economic data continue to impact volatility in outside markets according to ADM. Most importantly Ukraine has stated that Russia has ended the Black Sea grain initiative ahead of its official end date by not registering incoming vessels.
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Stephen Belcher, PGRO's principal technical officer, discusses the upcoming Cereals 2023 and how the company look forward to meeting farmers and demonstrating all they have to offer. An advice clinic will be available at the PGRO stand and visitors can find out about up coming projects.
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Sencrop's sales account executive, Mark Herriman, explains how the weather stations have supported growers in the trial plots for Cereals 2023. He shares how the weather stations work and how the technology can support growers around the UK. Read more about the seminars running at the event. @aafmagazine Linkedin
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In contrast to previous dry springs, rainfall throughout March and April has been above average across much of the UK, resulting in high Septoria pressure, particularly in earlier-sown wheats. If conditions remain favourable for disease development,
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Every summer, Scottish Agronomy, recruits four students to its trials team to help over the busy harvest period. As well as giving the cooperative valuable support during its peak period, this gives students, from all disciplines, an insight into agronomy at the cutting edge of trials.
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Hannah Foxall, agronomist at Premium Crops, explains that the company is attending Cereals 2023 to showcase its range of crops for harvest 2024. Read more about the seminars running at the event. @aafmagazine Linkedin
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Amstel Agro's Dan Gulliver shares the products to be on show at Cereals 2023 and the trial work going on in partnership with Harper Adams University. Read more about the seminars running at the event. @aafmagazine Linkedin
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Omex Agriculture has appointed Sam Bell as managing director, whose primary objectives are to continue focusing on nitrogen use efficiency with a product portfolio that boasts a lower carbon footprint, and to lead the UK market in liquid fertilisers through excellence in product performance, logistics, technical support, quality, safety and people.
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The May 2023 issue is now available online News: Expansion for Claydon Net zero in practice Seminars announced for cereals News Analysis: Barley Round Table: Maximising Yields Opinion: Crunch time for crops Agronomy Matters: Higher yielding fungicide strategy OSR Breeding
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