Arable agronomy
Is it becoming worth the gamble? – Agronomist & Arable Farmer – David Stead
David Stead weighs up input costs and potential yield as agricultural inflation soars ...
Arable agronomy
Early beet yields have been strong with surprisingly good sugar, considering the lack of sunshine – Arable Farming – Darryl Shailes
We managed to get out of the Waveney Valley last month and visit our daughter who lives in the Otztal...
Arable agronomy
Cover crop termination – Alice Cannon
The success of cover cropping is well documented to include correct species choice and establishment timing ...
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Wet soil – avoiding and rectifying harvest damage – South East Farmer – Dick Neale
For some crops, like maize, sugar beet and field brassica, the risk of wet soil at harvest and the damage...
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Maize trials – Trialling a route to better maize – CPM – Jim Clark
Putting a range of varieties and growing techniques to the test to identify vital lessons that can then be used...
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Hutchinsons Foundation Agronomy Programme – Arable Farming – Morven Anderson
Morven Anderson shares details on the Hutchinsons Foundation programme and what drew her to a career as an agronomist ...
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Agronomist in Focus: Dick Neale – Direct Driller Magazine – Dick Neale
Dick Neale shares insights into choosing a cover that will work for your situation ...
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Carlisle maize trials target new ways to boost yields – Jim Clark
Maize growers and contractors from across the northwest got an insight into the latest varieties and growing techniques when Hutchinsons...
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Small steps to creating more resilient and profitable farming – South East Farmer – Ed Brown
Ed Brown, who heads up Hutchinsons new Agroecology service, summarises what underpins the practice ...
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