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As growers strive to reduce insecticide use spurred on by the incentives offered by SFI, what happens when high aphid pressure means there’s little choice but to consider a solution from a can? CPM talks pyrethroids.
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I didn't get much planted last season, don't want to get it wrong again
Mine is ready to go, thinking I'll go after the weekend,16th Sept at 100 kg.
Choice is Dawsum, Skyscraper, Champion.
Toying with the idea of blending and adding some Gleam in too.
Kind-ish land, good seedbeds, 1st wheats???
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A grass containing endophytes is showing promise in controlling two key sugar beet pests. CPM speaks to researchers to find out more.
By Mike Abram
Endophytic grasses have the potential to play a role in management strategies for two...
Has anyone else found significant amounts of upright, dark or pinky ears in Extase? When I saw it in a field following maize I wasn't overly surprised. Now I've been harvesting it following spring oats and its even worse! Never seen it so bad. It had a decent t3 of teb + azoxy. Haven't seen it...
Expensive seed bought, royalties paid, had a bit of a babying etc and yet it's pretty crap. I honestly think what you spend on it makes not much difference
Yields are lower than 20 years ago. The ground hasn't had excessive brassicas.
Yes the season wasn't great but wheat doesn't seem to...
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With the summer comes a host of open days from plant breeders, agronomy companies and product manufacturers alike. As part of this year’s tour, CPM heads to Ickleton to meet Lee Bennett and hear what’s in the pipeline for RAGT.
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As the challenges of modern crop production push farmers towards cutting inputs while achieving the same results, could new bread-making variety, RGT Goldfinch, be a breakthrough as the first commercial insecticide-free wheat on the...
Just wondering if many got to view local trials ,recently,and what your thoughts are on candidate varieties. I,for various reasons, was unable to visit any this year due to silaging,holidaying etc so would appreciate anyone's opinions.
Our killer disease is Septoria so am looking for varieties...
With harvest upon us I wonder what yields will be like this season.Our first patches of OSR were desiccated on July 5th so probably won't start until 26th.Very difficult to predict the yield but not expecting too much.Wheat was quite diseased so I expect yield to be well down too.Spring Oats,for...
Will this is a bit alarming. We were shearing two days ago in a pen in a field carpeted in blooming clover and other flowers. The weather wasn't bad and it wasn't raining. We're in an upland area and what crops are here aren't being sprayed anyway.
During the few hours we were there, we didn't...
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With a focus on legumes in a number of the options available under the new SFI scheme, experts warn that careful consideration should be given to how they’re grown to avoid future problems. CPM finds out more.
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With cercospora now of high concern for both industry experts and growers, there’s been a shift in perception of the key sugar beet diseases. CPM facilitates this month’s Real Results Roundtable which weighs up the threats for the season...
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An emergency approval has been granted for paraffin oil product Olie-H in seed potato crops, offering growers a management tool for non-persistent aphid-vectored viruses.
Non-persistently transmitted potyviruses, known as mosaic viruses, have affected...
Written by Richard Halleron from Agriland
Tillage farmers in Northern Ireland are reporting excellent germination rates and plant counts in spring cereal crops that were established over the past month.
For the most part, crops were sown out into well prepared seed beds.
The germinating...
Hello,
I am in the process of purchasing a property that backs onto an arable field that is sprayed with pesticides 5/6 times a year. We have a small child and a baby on the way.
There is a belt of trees at the back of our garden, and the prevailing wind means we are upwind of the field.
I...
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