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Resource use efficiency a priority for progressive potato growers
Opportunities to improve resource use efficiency and margins in potato production were presented to northern growers at a recent ProCam agronomy evening in Skelmersdale.
Topics included the use of controlled release fertilisers, natural root stimulants and wetting agents, each representing innovative approaches with the potential to...
Read MoreEast Anglian farmers missing out on soil benefits of recycled material
East Anglian farmers could be missing out on the benefits of a simple recycled material that could improve sticky, clay soils, says a crop expert in the region. According to Ian Jackson, who advises farmers in Norfolk and Cambridgeshire for agronomy firm ProCam, gypsum, which can be obtained from recycled plasterboard, makes a...
Read MoreWheat growers urged to avoid complacency with early disease and nutrient deficiency risks
A worrying yellow rust presence, coupled with susceptible varieties and the appearance of manganese deficiency, mean winter wheat crops need checking regularly over coming weeks, a leading crop expert is urging. According to Dr Tudor Dawkins, technical director for agronomy firm ProCam, yellow rust remains evident in crops, despite a...
Read MoreUse cultural methods to underpin black grass control, Midlands growers urged
Arable farmers will need to consider all methods to fight back against blackgrass, after poor control last season, say ProCam agronomists in the Midlands. According to ProCam agronomists Alex Miles, who advises growers in and around Nottinghamshire, and Neil Woolliscroft, who advises growers in and around Northamptonshire, blackgrass...
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