Hutchinsons
Time to rethink rotations?
As farm support shifts further towards crop-specific measures within the SFI, now is an ideal time to review rotation planning...
Arable
Time to rethink black-grass control as new threats emerge
Black-grass emergence patterns are changing and growers must adapt their control strategies accordingly, leading agronomy firm Hutchinsons warns. ...
Hutchinsons
Autumn Cereal Options
Looking ahead to autumn 2024, David Bouch, Hutchinsons national seeds manager, highlights his wheat and barley recommendations for drilling this...
Hutchinsons
Consider resistance testing to help wild oat control
Growers concerned about herbicide-resistant wild oat populations are being urged to consider getting seed samples tested to help plan the...
Hutchinsons
Agroecology charter brings clarity to successful regen farming
With interest in regenerative farming continuing to increase, leading agronomy firm Hutchinsons is launching its groundbreaking Agroecology Charter ...
Careers
Get to know James Hope: Arable Agronomist
James Hope is an arable agronomist working for Hutchinsons and is based in Penrith. We spoke to him about his...
Hutchinsons
T3 serves multiple roles in high pressure year
With unsettled weather continuing to fuel high disease pressure, leading agronomy firm Hutchinsons is urging growers to ensure emerging wheat...
Arable
High disease risk requires a robust T2
Warm and wet conditions throughout April and into May have ramped up the Septoria and rust pressure in many wheat...
Seeds
To oilseed rape or not?
David Bouch, Hutchinsons national seed manager, believes that despite recent challenges, oilseed rape still offers a viable option in the...
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