McVeigh Parker landscape the future
Problem timber posts? Timber shortage? McVeigh Parker finally has the answer, the new CLIPEX fence solution.
Resistance offers hope in wake of neonicotinoid ban
Varietal resistance could offer hope for growing oilseed rape in the absence of neonicotinoid seed treatments and subsequent crop losses from flea beetle and Turnip yellows virus.
No front fertiliser tank needed with 8-row maize drill
A new Gaspardo precision drill allows bulk fertiliser, microgranule fertiliser and seed to all be carried on the back, eliminating the need for a front tank.
Renewable energy projects ‘still worthwhile’ say Savills
The latest reduction in Feed-in Tariff (FIT) payment rates for non-photovoltaic eligible installations is 'generally positive' for the renewables industry, according to Nick Green of Savills Energy.
New choices within SU herbicide market
A wealth of choice is now available in the SU herbicide market for this spring, lending weight to the argument that new R&D-backed formulations can offer the same guarantees as patented chemistry.
Cleanliness next to Godliness when protecting crops
Carrying out correct washing procedures is paramount to maintaining crop health, growers are reminded – especially when sulfonylurea (SU) herbicides have been applied.
Nuffield scholar to research direct drilling in extreme weather conditions
Cambridgeshire arable farmer Russ McKenzie has been selected as the next HGCA-sponsored Nuffield scholar – researching direct drilling in extreme weather conditions.
Act now to avoid spring cultivation problems
A Norfolk land drainage firm has urged landowners to act now to avoid serious problems for spring cultivations and beyond, after experiencing a 25% increase in water management projects as a result of prolonged rainfall.
NFU staff scoop award for second year running
Staff at the NFU’s North Norfolk office in Holt are celebrating after scooping a prestigious award for the second year running.
Apprenticeship scheme celebrates first anniversary
A project to recruit hundreds of new food and farming apprentices across the East of England has reached its half-way point.
Stress increases Alternaria risk, growers told
Nutrient deficiency could be just one of the causes of stress that can increase a potato crop’s risk of Alternaria attack, warned Syngenta field technical manager, Stephen Williams.
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Resistance offers hope in wake of neonicotinoid ban
Varietal resistance could offer hope for growing oilseed rape in the absence of...
New choices within SU herbicide market
A wealth of choice is now available in the SU herbicide market for this spring,...
Cleanliness next to Godliness when protecting crops
Carrying out correct washing procedures is paramount to maintaining crop health,...
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No front fertiliser tank needed with 8-row maize drill
A new Gaspardo precision drill allows bulk fertiliser, microgranule fertiliser and...
Innovations help potato growers achieve cleaner crops
Innovations aimed at potato growers will be showcased by Grimme at this month’s...
Awe-inspiring look at arable operations
A Suffolk arable business forms the centrepiece of a double-DVD taking a detailed...
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Business
Renewable energy projects ‘still worthwhile’ say Savills
The latest reduction in Feed-in Tariff (FIT) payment rates for non-photovoltaic eligible installations is ‘generally positive’ for the renewables industry, according to Nick Green of Savills Energy. [Read more of this review] Read More →
Act now to avoid spring cultivation problems
A Norfolk land drainage firm has urged landowners to act now to avoid serious problems for spring cultivations and beyond, after experiencing a 25% increase in water management projects as a result of prolonged rainfall. [Read more of this review] Read More →
Race against clock to claim tax relief
Firms in the construction and agricultural sectors are missing out on up to £250,000 worth of tax relief because they are unaware of how much they are entitled to claim against newly-purchased machines. [Read more of this review] Read More →
‘Embrace technology – don’t shirk it’
Farming for food production and wildlife is best achieved by focusing on farm-scale management rather than narrow principles that prohibit technology, according to the plant science industry. [Read more of this review] Read More →
Trimble unveils next generation display
Trimble has launched a new display system it says allows growers to take control of operations with true connectivity. [Read more of this review] Read More →
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