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Following a notable increase in the demand for urea fertiliser ahead of the 2023 season, leading agronomy firm Hutchinsons is reminding growers to ensure they store and handle it correctly.
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People in Scotland are being invited to learn more about land rights and responsibilities in a new, free series of webinars. Kicking off on 19 October, the informal 45-minute lunchtime sessions aim to stimulate practical change in how land is owned, used and managed.
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A continuous flow drier with square bin storage had been in place for over 40 years at Robert Huddlestone’s Groves Farm at Howden, East Yorks, where Huddlestone Produce is based.
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Join us for another episode of Arable Chat, a podcast brought to you by us, Agronomist & Arable Farmer Magazine. In this month’s episode host John Swire is joined by Colin Lloyd, head of Agronomy at Agrii discussing weed management and crop protection. Colin joined Agrii, a leading provider of agronomy services, technology and strategic advice, over 20 years ago …
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Farmers are being urged to apply for a landmark three-year programme designed to help them identify how to make their businesses more sustainable. Resilient & Ready was launched in 2019 by Corteva Agriscience and is facilitated by LEAF (Linking Environment And Farming).
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High and consistent on-farm yields from a hard feed winter wheat variety could make it well worth considering by Scottish growers, a West Fife seed grower is suggesting.
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The Larking Gowen Autumn Farming Conference, a new event for all in the agricultural sector, ranging from farmers, growers, and landowners to those in the supply industries and end customers, generated an extremely positive response from the delegates at Trinity Park, Ipswich on 4 October.
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Leading North West law firm Napthens has been reappointed to the National Farmers’ Union (NFU) Legal Panel for Lancashire and Cumbria for another three years.
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