Regional Open Days Showcase Routes to Higher Yields
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Hutchinsons Regional Technology Centre Open Days promise an exciting insight into the ways yields can be improved through variety selection and targeted agronomy.
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Hutchinsons Regional Technology Centre Open Days promise an exciting insight into the ways yields can be improved through variety selection and targeted agronomy.
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A well-timed T3 ear wash spray could hold the key to helping wheat crops fulfil yield potential in what has been a roller-coaster season for many.
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The greatest possible day-to-day flexibility in every aspect of OSR growing is the focus for manager, Frazer Jolly and Farmacy agronomist, Sally Morris at Saltby Farms on the north eastern edge of Leics between Melton Mowbray and Grantham; a flexibility that means one 40ha field was sown partly from a Sumo Trio and partly with a Vaderstad Rapid drill last autumn to deal with see-sawing weather conditions.
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Adrian and son Charles farm 972 hectares at and around Grange Farm near Sawtry, Cambridgeshire. He grows winter wheat, oilseed rape and spring barley.
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With winter wheats moving quickly through growth stages, the flag leaf is now emerging on forward crops.
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With black-grass resistance across his fields and winter wheat yields a disaster, Dominic Kilburn speaks to a Cambridgeshire grower and his adviser on how a complete change in their approach literally saved the farm.
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Oilseed rape growers now have a high yielding option that offers resistance to the turnip yellows virus, which can reduce yields by up to 30%.
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There are some exciting new varieties available to cereal growers this autumn but think carefully about what’s right for your farm before ordering seed, leading agronomy firm Hutchinsons says.
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Why data analysis is crucial to making the best agronomic decisions.
With the practical implications of Brexit still to be seen, the possibility of farming without subsidies means farmers need to be realistic about their costings and be as efficient as possible, according to John Pelham, of agriculture consultancy Andersons.
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Spring cereals across much of the UK could again be at high risk from Barley Yellow Dwarf Virus (BYDV) infection, leading agronomy firm Hutchinsons warns.