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Farming incentive ‘stacks up for most growers’

After a rocky start, the Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) is looking more attractive – and with good reason, says Charles Mayson

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Gene editing is whole brave new world

It’s a widely held belief – among the general public at least – that agriculture is a traditional occupation where little changes from generation to generation.

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Multi-cut grass delivers higher profits from milk

A multi-cut silage system can deliver £700/ha more profit than a traditional three-cut approach – even when farmgate milk prices are at 40p/litre, says a study.

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Crop plots progressing well at Cereals

Demonstration plots of winter and spring crop varieties are progressing well at this year’s Cereals site on the Thoresby Estate in Nottinghamshire.

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Better disease resistance ramps up rape protection

New genetic resistances to two serious and costly diseases affecting oilseed rape could be available to growers in the next few years, say breeders DSV.

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Warmer weather prompts rapid crop growth

A combination of sunshine and warmer temperatures has prompted rapid crop growth – with reports coming in of mounting disease pressure.

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Hybrid rye ‘delivers outstanding efficiency’

High yielding 11t/ha from 80kg N/ha

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Fly-tipping decision is load of rubbish

Fly-tipping remains a scourge on the countryside – and farmers are paying the price, says Fen Tiger.

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‘Roadmap’ seeks to supercharge farming transition

Experts say four recommendations could encourage more farmers to adopt practices that are good for their businesses as well as for the environment.

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‘More support needed for farming to reach net zero’

More public and private investment is needed for livestock farmers to reach net zero, the government has been told.

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