Growing in excess of 5.3t/ha of dried peas should put you in the “top 5” of any group you care to name. For most an AVERAGE of 4.5t/ha...

No one wants to have wheat seed left in the shed when autumn comes to a wet end. What to do with it? A more learned man than myself...

Each season is quite different noticeably this one a little later than normal. Reading a 6 page “Agronomy Update” from a reputable source...

This week I was fortunate enough to receive my second COVID vaccination. According to the statistics that means the odds of me...

Snow can be a nuisance for our daily activities, it can however benefit winter wheat crop. Snow has two distinct benefits for winter...

Successfully establishing a CROP of ryegrass is one of the most challenging tasks facing any farmer. If we think of a crop of wheat we...

Chlormequat originally came to the market in the 1970’s; it is an organic compound that is used as a plant growth regulator. It is...

Blends are nothing new, wheat or barley. Oil Seed rape is another matter altogether. To make a blend work you need to decide......

Next week there is an AHDB meeting which I believe details findings from the 2020 season regarding Yellow Rust in winter wheat.

“I didn’t finish drilling all my winter wheat so why don’t I drill the seed this spring?”

There are currently lots of ways to spend your money on soil sampling. You may wish to consider chemical, physical or biological...