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Variable impacts of reduced and zero tillage on soil carbon storage
Across 4–10 years of UK field experiments- TFF
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Readjust management for backward wheat crops in 2024
Choose proven crop protection for peace of mind- Syngenta UK
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Getting started with carbon credits
Carbon credits and biodiversity tokens provide farmers with potentially significant new income strea- Trinity AgTech
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Trial report: effects on winter wheat yield of reducing N rate by 50 kg/ha
Tested the yield effect of reducing N rate from the 'farm standard' of 220 kg/ha to 170 kg/ha.- TFF
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Local and farmers' knowledge matters!
2021-08-06
How integrating informal and formal knowledge enhances sustainable and resilient agriculture
Using Tractors Safely
INDG185(rev3)
This revised step-by-step guide to tractor safety, formerly called 'Tractor action'
An estimated 80% of the world’s pigs are positive for M.hyo
The Farmdeals team are delighted to announce our latest supplier to join the platform. Neogen.
Farmers face many challenges in the modern world of agriculture
There will be no one-size-fits-all approach to T1 and T2 fungicide applications in 2024.
A wet autumn followed by a very wet spring means weeds are thriving
Cereal growers will need to use the best tools available to them to offset the threat of septoria
Milk vending machine survey
For those looking to take their first steps on the housing ladder, it can be a daunting process.
Find details on how to get 60% off Redekop SCU with DEFRA's new funding round.
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Farmers will need a robust herbicide plan in place as they battle to catch up this spring
Hundreds of farmers, contractors and agronomists have indicated that brome is a growing threat