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December 10, 2023
Farmers are encouraged to test and/or treat farm-saved spring crop seed for diseases like loose smut and seed-borne net blotch.
December 6, 2023
Growers are being urged to test and/or treat farm-saved spring crop seed for diseases such as loose smut and seed-borne net blotch. With winter cereal
November 22, 2023
A key miller has confirmed it is happy to take in the spring oat variety Merlin in 2024, after it performed well this summer. Its early ripening gives it
September 11, 2023
Vegas maintains top position on AHDB winter oilseed rape recommended list
August 19, 2023
Oilseed rape varieties with good early vigour and resistance to late season disease have been the top performers in Agriiโs variety plots in Lincolnshire.
August 8, 2023
Oilseed rape yields are very variable this season, and although some good yields are being seen the general trend is downwards. Hampshire grower Julian
June 5, 2023
Simply selecting the top yielding OSR varieties on the AHDB Recommended List is not always the best approach in high cabbage stem flea beetle areas,
January 14, 2022
EVENT organisers in Dorchester need to re-assure people that their events are Covid-safe according to town councillors.
August 4, 2021
Flooding at the Trumpet Major Junction Picture: Trevor Bevins AT LAST โ work is to start this week on solving the flooding problems at three locations on Dorchester bypass. Engineers will also install motion sensitive Toucan lights at the Stadium Roundabout to improve safety while crossing five lanes of traffic for cyclists and pedestrian. Other works planned in the area by Highways England and Dorset Council include completing the gaps around Dorchester on the national cycle route wh...
March 11, 2021
TOWN councillors in Dorchester have agreed to a ยฃ500 grant to help set up the townโs first community fridge project. It will be based in the foyer of the Trinity Street Co-Op offering free surplus food, with a similar project also planned for Poundbury. Most of the food for the fridge will come from the Co-Op with other food businesses also being encouraged to contribute. Cllr Les Fry and Cllr Janet Hewitt both welcomed the project at Mondayโs town council management committee but ...