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    Bamford crop wins best wheat in prestigious RNAS cereal growing competition

    High-yielding soft wheat overcomes torrential rain and high septoria disease pressure to secure top award A first-time crop of Bamford grown by Aberdeenshire farmer Scott Campbell of Kirkton, Kinellar has won best winter wheat and judged to be the overall reserve champion in a cereal growing...
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    Straw demand could highlight nutrient shortage

    Increased straw prices this harvest mean many growers have chosen to bale rather than chop straw, but this has led to concerns over potential nutrient deficiencies and the need to replace them ahead of autumn drilling. Some straw prices nearly reached £100/tonne in July, according to the...
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    Grantham grower delighted with first-time Bamford crop

    High-yielding winter wheat smashes 5 year farm average despite challenging growing season Despite a double whammy of tough autumn establishment conditions and high Septoria disease pressure, Lincolnshire farmer Alex Jasinski was delighted with a first-time crop of Bamford that produced an...
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    FARMING FOR THE FUTURE AT THE GREAT YORKSHIRE SHOW

    The ways farming can deliver more than just food will be the topic for the Future Farmers of Yorkshire breakfast meeting on Wednesday 10 July at the Great Yorkshire Show. The breakfast meeting takes place on the Vertu Motors GYS Stage at 7.45am and a panel of experts will debate potential...
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    COUNTDOWN IS ON TO THIS YEAR’S GREAT YORKSHIRE SHOW

    The countdown is on to the 165th Great Yorkshire Show where tickets are selling fast, with Wednesday and Thursday already sold out. Show Director Charles Mills took to the Showground in Harrogate today ahead of the Show on Tuesday 9 July to Friday 12 July, where 9,500 rosettes and 220 trophies...
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    Is Bamford redefining the landscape of the UK soft wheat sector?

    Four leading seed specialists offer their opinion. With the summer event calendar in full flow and many seed breeders and agronomy groups hosting strip trials, it’s time for arable farmers to get ‘up close and personal’ with new varieties on the Recommended list (RL). Without question, Group 3...
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    Flexible, sustainable and consistently high-yielding

    Strong agronomic and economic arguments make an increasingly compelling case for hybrid rye With future uncertainty over 3 key maize seed treatments and supply security concerns for maize as a key energy source for anaerobic digestion (AD), a renewed focus on hybrid rye over the next few years...
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    SKY Agriculture Announces Significant Expansion of the METHYS HDS Stubble Cultivator Range

    SKY Agriculture is proud to announce a major expansion of its METHYS HDS stubble cultivator range. This extension includes the introduction of new rollers and mounted models, thereby reinforcing our commitment to providing advanced and efficient soil working solutions. New Rollers Available and...
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    Cycling farmer and forager to cover 1000 miles across Britain for charity

    Somerset farmer, Nick Bragg, of Frogmary Green Farm, is embarking on an extraordinary cycling challenge alongside a Krone BiG X forager, to raise awareness and funds for the Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution (RABI). The challenge involves a 1,000-mile route starting at Northumberland...
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    Regenerative farming is the answer to claw back the time stolen by adverse weather conditions

    The rainfall and flooding that has hit the UK recently have posed farmers up and down the UK with unprecedented challenges setting usual progress back immeasurably. Grant James, Business Development Manager at Sea2Soil says regenerative farming - which harnesses the natural capabilities of fish...
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    AMAZONE to showcase a range of new kit at CEREALS 2024

    AMAZONE Ltd will again take the opportunity at Cereals 2024 to showcase kit that reflects the shifting trends in crop establishment. These shifting trends are also supported by government help through the SFI and grants available through the Farming Equipment Technology Fund. The Condor 12001-C...
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    Sumitomo Chemical anticipate approval on two new cereal fungicides.

    Agrochemical manufacturer Sumitomo Chemical Agro Europe, best known for its biorational agricultural products and solutions, aims to strengthen its market presence in both Europe and the UK with a significant pipeline of new products according to Alberto Ancora, General Manager of Sumitomo...
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    Growers advised to reconsider conventional varieties when planning future oilseed rape strategies

    Leading independent seed breeder Elsoms Seeds and United Oilseeds, one of the UK’s largest national agricultural co-operatives, are advising growers and agronomists to reconsider new conventional rape varieties in variety selection planning based on their targeted special traits, Agronomic Merit...
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    Accurate nematicide application more critical than ever as UK potato production faces up to new and diverse challenges ahead

    For potato grower Ollie Dennis, of Dennis (Haddenham) Limited, running a successful 700ha arable farm that includes 400ha of potatoes grown annually for the crisping, chipping, packing and processing markets is about attention to detail and using the best technology and equipment to keep...
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    RECORD BREAKING MACHINERY SHOW PREPARES TO CELEBRATE 10TH ANNIVERSARY

    The award-winning Yorkshire Agricultural Machinery Show (YAMS) is preparing to celebrate the 10th anniversary as the leading one day show in the North of England on 7th February 2024. YAMS is a free entry show and features every major agricultural machinery dealership across the region and...
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