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‘More to hybrid rye than meets the eye’

Hybrid rye has significant agronomic advantages over other crops – with a potential UK market that could double in the coming years, say seed suppliers.

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Defra ruling fuels demand for ‘cleaner’ fertiliser

Farmers are being encouraged to take steps to reduce ammonia pollution from urea fertiliser after Defra clarified its position on the issue.

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Robust T2 can ease pressure on T3 top-up in Septoria season

Growers are being encouraged to plan their T3 sprays carefully with wheat under relatively high pressure from Septoria this spring.

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Top tips for controlling late season potato blight

Successful potato blight control depends on a range of factors – and each requires growers to pay attention to detail.

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Biologicals help farmers cut back on nitrogen

High fertiliser prices are encouraging more farmers to seek out cheaper alternatives – but timing is critical to get the best from applications.

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Regional trials’best for cropvariety decisions’

Arable farmers favour local variety trials over national demonstrations when making crucial decisions about what varieties to grow next season, says a survey.

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Groundswell more popular than ever, say host farmers

This year’s Groundswell event promises to be more popular than ever, with a jam-packed programme of exhibitors, demonstrations and talks.

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Regenerative farming event celebrates eighth year

Thousands of farmers to attend two-day celebration of farming

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Variable soil quality hampers efficient crop production

A major UK survey has confirmed significant variability in crop nutrients and soil quality – making it harder to grow crops cost-effectively.

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Remote grain monitoring system cuts costs

A smart-web temperature monitoring system is helping to maintain and monitor crop quality in a Norfolk grain store.

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