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Brome problems arising from blackgrass measures can easily be tackled, providing that farmers know which species they are dealing with.   Both meadow and

Early findings suggest that cultural measures for managing blackgrass are also effective against ryegrass. Agrii has just started the fourth season of a

The future management of blackgrass weeds in cereal crops is of more than significant interest to Irish cereal growers.

Nitrogen Use Efficiency (NUE) is a strong indicator of both yield potential and the overall efficiency levels generated by cereal crops.

Producing nearly 9t/ha of wheat and hitting the Group 1 milling specification from just 164kg/ha of nitrogen fertiliser is possible, according to trials.

Establishing cover crops on heavy boulder clay and managing brome are two challenges being tackled in a long-term blackgrass trial. Brome forces changes

Two lorries have crashed on the A14 near Spaldwick. The incident occurred on the Westbound carriageway, near the Stow Longa junction.

Disease levels have been low in oilseed rape crops, but the recent rain has now increased the risk of phoma, and leaf lesions are already being seen in

More than two decades of work at Agrii’s Stow Longa site have shown how blackgrass can be successfully managed with plots getting as low as zero ears/sq m