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NEWS CLIPPINGS
October 2006 |
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Weed debate grows online at fwi.co.uk
Farmers Weekly Direct Talk on...Weeds expert Dick Neale claims min-till won't worsen grassweeds. Indeed, pointing out that non-inversion tillage (NIT) is a better term than min-till, he says: "NIT is often blamed for inceasing grassweeds, so rational ploughing is still widely employed".
Article Originated In: Farmers Weekly, 6th October 2006 |
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research solves the mystery of white thistle
Queries about the appearance of white thistles have been occupying the minds of Hutchinsons' technical support staff in recent weeks, but a little research has solved the mystery, according to the company's technical support manager Ian Black.
Article Originated In: Farmers Guardian, 20th October 2006 |
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farmers brush up on cross-compliance
Norfolk farmers have been brushing up their cross-compliance knowledge in recent weeks during a series of farm walks organised by Dr Bob Bulmer of Hutchinsons'.
Article Originated In: Farmers Guardian, 27th October 2006 |
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Early blackgrass growth puts ipu back in the mix
Excellent early, uniform grassweed germination, which allowed effective control on pre-drilling stale seed-beds and from pre-emergence sprays, could permit growers to switch away from Atlantis and use cheaper options, Hutchinsons' technical manager Dick Neale says.
Article Originated In: Farmers Weekly, 27th October 2006 |
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