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Covid – 19 has put a stop to many processes we are used to. Within the Grain trade, the sampling of farm grain has been directly affected. In this video, Fred South and Richard Whitlock, discuss the changes and give advice to growers who have questions around the subject. Topics covered are:
• Why are merchants no longer going to sample my grain?
• Is there any guidance for me on good sampling?
• Where can farmers have their samples tested?
• Will this procedure revert to merchant’s staff doing the sampling when Coronavirus is over?
• How will farmers know their sampling is accurate?
• Will farmers have more claims or rejections now?
• Should farmers...
Cameras in the air and on the ground as hay is being made at our farm in Devon, The weather was distinctly catchy with threatening thunder clouds never far away. Hugo the Great Dane seemed to have it all under control
Since 2017, ADAS Crop Physiologist Sarah Kendall, Manterra Ltd., and Southwell & Knapton Farm in Yorkshire have been working on an EIP-AGRI funded project called 'Drill for Yield'. We are trying to understand if drone data can be used to predict shoot number and ultimately used as the basis for variable seed rate maps. Here is our summary of how the project is going ☺
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