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Now that the end of the year is in sight it is a good time to see how everyone is getting on with their winter crop. Susan Myles hears from a…
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Now that the end of the year is in sight it is a good time to see how everyone is getting on with their winter crop. Susan Myles hears from a…
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SOWING in Berwickshire Scotland’s arable sector has successfully concluded spring sowing thanks to the cold, dry ground conditions – but now some warmth and rain are urgently needed to kickstart growth. Reports from around the country suggest that the wet winter has been hard on those crops sown in Autumn 2020, but that they have come through that and still look to have potential. On the market, difficult growing conditions across Europe are driving up prices with weather conditions looking as though they will affect yields. There is also some optimism about how the sector has and w...