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Wheat varieties to drill in autumn 2021 - Farmers Weekly

Wheat varieties to drill in autumn 2021 - Farmers Weekly
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How northern farmers could benefit from new soft winter wheat

How northern farmers could benefit from new soft winter wheat
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Top-yielding hybrid may attract heavy land barley growers

The highest-yielding hybrid winter barley variety on heavy land will be widely available for drilling this autumn, with the added benefit of being the

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Crop Watch: Weed flushes and rising disease risk in pulses

Recent rain and warmer conditions have seen a flush of weeds, such as volunteer oilseed rape, charlock and mayweed, in winter cereals. Spring pulses have

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Why three Norfolk farms are trialling biopesticides

Why three Norfolk farms are trialling biopesticides >More in © Tim Scrivener A group of Norfolk farms are testing out alternative disease control products this season in the hope they will facilitate future cuts in their synthetic wheat fungicide inputs. Over the past 30 years, arable producers in the UK have gotten used to a programmed approach to pesticide use in a range of crops, including winter wheat. This is particularly the case with fungicides used to protect or cure diseases such as septoria, with a risk-averse approach that applies three, four or even five sprays commonplace. However, there is a growing feeling among growers that this approach should be consigned to the history books, and the reasons are twofold.

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