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- South East Farmer
Farm business profitability and environmental sustainability will become increasingly critical as we move through the next decade of change and uncertainty, requiring resource and a new management approach, says agronomy firm Hutchinsons.
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- CPM (Crop Production Magazine)
Novel technologies are being put into field trials to assess their value for growers. CPM finds out what it aims to achieve and gets an insight from the host of the project’s Technology Development Farm.
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- Precise magazine
Focusing on key areas of innovation and technology Hutchinsons Helix project will act as a central research hub, it is a unique collaborative project working with a number of established companies to integrate different technologies and systems, allowing the grower to fully benefit from innovation and decision support.
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- Midland Farmer
A Shropshire estate is determined to show soil health can be improved within an intensive root-cropping rotation as it strives to bolster its environmental and financial sustainability.
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Plans are moving on apace for the new Arable Scotland event, planned for this summer on July 2 at Balruddery Farm, Fowlis, by Dundee.
This is a brand new annual event for Scotland where the industry can meet, debate, view and review the new innovations that will drive the markets and future sustainability of Scottish arable production.
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A farm-based research project aims to investigate how new technologies can be linked with knowledge to enable agronomists to deliver the advice growers need.
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- AgriTradeNews (ATN)
Agronomy services business Hutchinsons has launched a new initiative to simplify the fast-developing range of crop-based technologies and innovations into an easy to use and effective resource at farm level.
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-Arable Farming
A farm-based research project aims to investigate how new technologies can be linked with knowledge to enable agronomists to deliver the advice growers need
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A farm-scale trial of technology could provide data to help justify payments for environmental measures taken on farm in the future, while also improving the quality of advice given by agronomists.
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Hutchinsons has launched its Helix project, which it says is the first of its kind to look at how technologies can be linked with knowledge to deliver a greater level of advice to farm businesses.
