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Agronomist & Arable Farmer Newsletter April 13th

Growing maize and grass together has yield benefits

Following the recent loss of two post emergence herbicides alongside some unpredictable and extreme weather patterns across much of the United Kingdom there is little doubt that achieving good maize yields has been more challenging for many maize growers during the last two years. But, as agronomist Sam Luty correctly points out, you cannot control weather or product withdrawals so …
Growing maize and grass together has yield benefits

LG Oilseed Rape Virtual Trial Tour. Join us on the 5th May to explore the latest on-farm issues facing OSR growers.

LG Oilseed Rape Virtual Trial Tour.  Join us on the 5th May to explore the latest on-farm issues facing OSR growers.

Project uses eye in the sky

The Allerton Project in Leicestershire has been pioneering new farming methods since it was established in 1992. The focus has always been on regenerative farming and using techniques that can positively impact farming practices. Farm manager, Phil Jarvis, and his assistant, Oliver Carrick, have been keen to utilise technology at the project and have recently been taking advantage of new …
Project uses eye in the sky

Agronomist & Arable Farmer April 2021

The April 2021 issue is now available online! Packed full of news, features and comments, including: News: crop walker app News: protein crops surge News: farming carbon News analysis: a new approach to soil analysis Opinion: missing the middle Opinion: faith in science Agronomy matters: spy in the sky Soil health and nutrition: measure your N Soil health and nutrition: biostimulants …
Agronomist & Arable Farmer April 2021
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Soil and carbon to the fore at Cereals 21

Soil is now recognised as one of our most valuable assets and a key element in the fight against climate change.  Healthy soils equate to healthy profits, from crop production to the trading of natural capital, so how can you maximise its potential? In order to help make your soil more profitable and sustainable, Day Two of the Young Farmers Sustainability …
Soil and carbon to the fore at Cereals 21

Cold spell delays maize planting

Average soil temperatures are too low for drilling maize just yet warns Simon Preece, Corteva Promoter in SW England and South Wales. The recent dry weather means the land is workable but don’t be tempted to drill in the open for at least another week or two. Temperature is paramount for maize and its seed needs soil temperatures to be …
Cold spell delays maize planting

Download the new Syngenta Spray Assist for added advances

An entirely new version of the popular Syngenta Spray Assist App continues to advance spray application advice and techniques. Existing and new users are advised to download the upgraded version now. Along with a new look for easier spraying forecast guidance, the addition of a novel nozzle drift risk calculator enables operators to instantly evaluate the drift risk rating from …
Download the new Syngenta Spray Assist for added advances
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