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As maize continues to be drilled around the country, we chat to experts about the benefits of establishing an under-sown...
12/06/2024

As maize continues to be drilled around the country, we chat to experts about the benefits of establishing an under-sown grass crop.

Read more: https://www.farmersguardian.com/feature/4265135/understanding-benefits-sowing-maize

As maize continues to be drilled around the country, we chat to experts about the benefits of establishing an under-sown grass crop, suitable varieties, and payments available

The NFU Online has joined a consortium of more than 20 industry and research partners to form a carbon capture research ...
09/06/2024

The NFU Online has joined a consortium of more than 20 industry and research partners to form a carbon capture research group. This is a four-year, £5.9 million project led by crop science organisation National Institute of Agricultural Botany.

Government-funded project aims to offer farmers route to diversification and business resilience

🚨 Growers and distributors of plant protection products are being warned to be on high alert after a well-organised brea...
07/06/2024

🚨 Growers and distributors of plant protection products are being warned to be on high alert after a well-organised break-in at a secure distributor store with police warning farmers to be wary of cheap or unlabelled products.
Find out more about the break-in ⬇️

Farmers warned to be wary of cheap or unlabelled products

🗣️ AGRONOMY ADVICE - Agronomists are urging farmers to keep a close eye on their emerging wheat crop as the continuing u...
06/06/2024

🗣️ AGRONOMY ADVICE - Agronomists are urging farmers to keep a close eye on their emerging wheat crop as the continuing unsettled weather fuels high disease pressures.

Agronomists say T3 will be essential in controlling rusts and septoria

🥔 An emergency approval has been granted for paraffin oil product Olie-H in seed potato crops.The news will be welcomed ...
05/06/2024

🥔 An emergency approval has been granted for paraffin oil product Olie-H in seed potato crops.

The news will be welcomed by growers affected by non-persistently transmitted potyviruses, sometimes called mosaic viruses, which have been problematic for British potato production for several years.

Read more: https://www.farmersguardian.com/news/4267186/seed-potato-protector-granted-emergency-approval

Paraffin oil product Olie-H can now be employed to help non-persistently transmitted potyviruses

The Government's decision to invest £50 million to advance the adoption of automation in crop packing and harvesting in ...
14/05/2024

The Government's decision to invest £50 million to advance the adoption of automation in crop packing and harvesting in the horticulture sector has been welcomed by Professor Simon Pearson, founding director of the Lincoln Institute for Agri-food Technology at the University of Lincoln.

Find out more about the investment ⬇️
https://www.farmersguardian.com/news/4206841/agritech-expert-welcomes-gbp50m-support-horticulture

Professor Simon Pearson says latest announcement would 'drive productivity'

As we move towards lower inputs and the possibility of fewer fungicides being available, Scotland's Rural College - Sruc...
20/04/2024

As we move towards lower inputs and the possibility of fewer fungicides being available, Scotland's Rural College - Sruc is investigating the effects of historic barley resistance genes.
Find out more ⬇️
https://www.farmersguardian.com/technical/4186723/bolstering-barley-disease-control-genetics

As we move towards lower inputs and the possibility of fewer fungicides being available, a research institute in Scotland is investigating the effects of historic barley resistance genes

How one Norfolk farm is aiming to bridge the gap between research and farming - Farm manager of Morley Farms Ltd, the co...
19/04/2024

How one Norfolk farm is aiming to bridge the gap between research and farming - Farm manager of Morley Farms Ltd, the commercial farming arm of The Morley Agricultural Foundation, David Jones is closely involved with the planning and management of one of the largest agricultural trials hubs in the UK.
Read more ⬇️
https://www.farmersguardian.com/feature/4188368/science-practice-norfolk-farm-aiming-bridge-gap-research-farming

Morley Farms has a rich research history and a passion for developing practical results for farmers

One of the UK's most popular boutique hotels The Newt in Somerset, is to add home-grown flour to its ingredients list th...
14/04/2024

One of the UK's most popular boutique hotels The Newt in Somerset, is to add home-grown flour to its ingredients list thanks to a new partnership with an agricultural grain drying and storage company.
Find out more ⬇️

Boutique hotel The Newt in Somerset embarks on journey to process heritage wheat

⚠️ Cereal growers are being warned of an increased threat of septoria following the unseasonably warm yet wet conditions...
13/04/2024

⚠️ Cereal growers are being warned of an increased threat of septoria following the unseasonably warm yet wet conditions.
Find out what you can do ⬇️

Cereal growers urged to be prepared following unfavourable early spring conditions

Rain rain go away! 🌧️ Problems are mounting for growers as fieldwork is hit by further delays, the rising threat of dise...
12/04/2024

Rain rain go away! 🌧️ Problems are mounting for growers as fieldwork is hit by further delays, the rising threat of disease and decreased yields.
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Problems are mounting for growers as fieldwork is hit by further delays, the rising threat of disease and decreased yields

Employing silicon biostimulants could offer a solution for those growers whose crops have suffered root stress from the ...
11/04/2024

Employing silicon biostimulants could offer a solution for those growers whose crops have suffered root stress from the prolonged wet . According to agronomist Mike Stoker, biostimulants can help struggling crops get back on their feet.
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Prolonged rainfall risks leaving plants with 'lazy roots'

Pulse growers entering agreements for the Sustainable Farming Incentive are being urged to consider the potential impact...
10/04/2024

Pulse growers entering agreements for the Sustainable Farming Incentive are being urged to consider the potential impact their decisions will have on future pulse crop rotations.
Here is why ⬇️

Organisation warns some SFI options could negatively impact future pulse production opportunities

Unveiled at   in November 2023, FG had a first drive in a pre-production version of Fendt's all-electric e107 V narrow-t...
10/04/2024

Unveiled at in November 2023, FG had a first drive in a pre-production version of Fendt's all-electric e107 V narrow-track tractor at a pre-launch preview.

Take a look at what we thought 👇


Unveiled at Agritechnica in November 2023, Farmers Guardian had a first drive in a pre-production version of Fendt’s all-electric e107 V at a pre-launch preview.

📡 Collaboration between businesses, experts and farmers is critical if agri-tech is to be successfully adopted, organise...
09/04/2024

📡 Collaboration between businesses, experts and farmers is critical if agri-tech is to be successfully adopted, organisers of The South West AgriTech Showcase have urged.

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New technology should be employed to help farmers navigate industry challenges

🌻 As the wet weather continues, growers may be looking for spring cropping options with an extended drilling window to g...
22/03/2024

🌻 As the wet weather continues, growers may be looking for spring cropping options with an extended drilling window to give heavy, clay-based soil conditions the chance to dry out and become more workable.

Like many crops, sunflowers do prefer well-draining soils, but growers may benefit from the extended drilling period.

Read more ⬇️
https://www.farmersguardian.com/news/4186230/providing-extended-spring-drilling-windows-wet-conditions

Soil Association

With an ability to grow on various soil types, sunflowers are quickly gaining traction – thanks to increasing marketability – as an attractive low-input alternative to cereal crops

Defra-backed scheme to monitor soil and root health will help farmers better understand the impact of their farming syst...
22/03/2024

Defra-backed scheme to monitor soil and root health will help farmers better understand the impact of their farming system.
Find out more about the new project. ⬇️
https://www.farmersguardian.com/news/4183116/project-launched-monitor-soil-root-health

Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) Soil Association

Defra-backed scheme will help farmers better understand the impact of their farming system

How to increase pea and bean yields by nearly 20% - Growers could improve yields by nearly a fifth through the applicati...
21/03/2024

How to increase pea and bean yields by nearly 20% - Growers could improve yields by nearly a fifth through the application of a starter fertiliser with phosphate enhancement capability.
Find out more ⬇️

Pea and bean growers could improve yields by nearly a fifth through the application of a starter fertiliser with phosphate enhancement capability

Sugar beet growers have been granted access to seed treated with neonicotinoids after it was revealed the virus yellows ...
20/03/2024

Sugar beet growers have been granted access to seed treated with neonicotinoids after it was revealed the virus yellows forecasted incidence rate had risen to more than 80% this season.
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Sugar beet growers granted access to Cruiser SB following emergency authorisation

UK pea and bean   are being invited to become ‘pulse pioneers' for a new research programme which could boost their pock...
20/03/2024

UK pea and bean are being invited to become ‘pulse pioneers' for a new research programme which could boost their pocket and domestic cropping.
Find out more ⬇️

New farmer-led research programme in search of 40 farmers to increase pulse cropping

Cover crops - With an anticipated dry spring, 🤞 soils can become more resilient to drought conditions by fully incorpora...
16/03/2024

Cover crops - With an anticipated dry spring, 🤞 soils can become more resilient to drought conditions by fully incorporating cover crops into the soil, according to Adam Bartowski, eastern regional product manager at Timac Agro UK.
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Farmers are being encouraged to harness the full potential of cover crops by ensuring they are fully incorporated into soils this spring

High input prices constantly put pressure on growers, so creating a system that relies on little to no inputs might seem...
14/03/2024

High input prices constantly put pressure on growers, so creating a system that relies on little to no inputs might seem attractive, but how does it work in practice? Arable farmer Martin Lines can tell you. ⬇️

High input prices constantly put pressure on growers, so creating a system which relies on little to no inputs might seem attractive, but how does it work in practice?

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