Written by cpm
Download PDF As growers grapple for cereal disease control solutions, CPM takes a look at some of the key issues and challenges highlighted in a recent CPM/BASF survey. A sustainable future depends on everything everyone can bring to the disease control party. By Charlotte...
Written by cpm
Download PDF As cabbage stem flea beetle continues to be a key concern for oilseed rape growers, ADAS discussed the relationship between the beetle and the risk of lodging at a recent webinar held in conjunction with BASF. CPM joined to find out more. It’s important to consider...
I am currently using Gatekeeper for crop recording and mapping/precision farming.
There seems to be a reasonable choice for the crop recording alternatives, however options for the mapping and precision farming side of things seem more limited.
What are other people using to do mapping and...
Know it's miles early. What's he collectives thoughts now CTL has passed on. Is Iodus (Laminarin?) any use on Septoria and Mildew (plenty of peatground) or is it a case of Folpet with fingers firmly crossed? In the West so Septoria is the main target.
Written by cpm
Download PDF 2020 was an incredibly difficult year for OSR growers, which was largely blamed on cabbage stem flea beetle. However, new research indicates the causal factor may actually have been something quite different. CPM finds out more. Perhaps it could be worth persevering...
Written by Matt Hopkins
Long-range and seasonal weather forecasting data provided by Salient Predictions will be integrated into BASF Digital Farming’s agronomic decision engine.
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Written by Lydia Turner
Graduates from across the UK (and disciplines) are being urged to apply for a fantastic kickstart to a career in the agri-food industry, starting this April.
Due to a further surge in demand for trainees, Management Development Services (MDS) is calling for ambitious...
Dissolving ordinary urea ,say 5 to 7 kg in 200 Lt sprayed with crop spraying nozzles per htr would this burn from now to June possibly 5 times. Information greatley appreciated thanks
Written by William Kellett
This week saw the culmination of RAU’s Farm491 and BASF’s Challenge Prize ‘Digging for Innovation’. The challenge posed the question: “Can Productivity and Biodiversity CoExist?” and brought in a wide range of applicants from Europe and the UK.
Following a...
Written by Matt Hopkins
Biomass image service to be integrated with xarvio FIELD MANAGER and available in North America by March 2021.
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Written by Charlotte Cunningham
BASF Digital Farming and VanderSat have partnered to become the first entity to globally offer access to scalable, daily biomass images, unimpeded by cloud cover. Charlotte Cunningham reports. The two companies have signed a commercial agreement, which will see...
Written by cpm
Download PDF Digital technology is helping global agriculture break down the barriers of progress. CPM takes a look at how it’s making a difference, as well as the launch of exciting innovation offer from BASF. We’re at the beginning of a period of huge digital change and know...
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Download PDF However trade deals play out, expect IPM to play an increasing role in crop protection programmes. CPM explores the political and regulatory landscape. Sustainable farming is about doing more with less. Get it wrong and rather than find the solution, we export the...
Evening all, the better half is having an issue with rats I’ve been trying to use BASF storm poison and a generic paste bait in plastic bags they’re just ignoring it, they’ve bait stations next to their holes. The rats are getting that bold they’re asking you the time on the way past. I’ve shot...
Just received my brokers report on my share holdings for the year 2020. Across the board reading of my mixed portfolio is that I am about 20% DOWN from this time one year ago. Considering turmoil during 2020 am happy,as it could have been much worse.
Given the late drilling date and the amount of rain that’s gone on them I’m pleasantly pleased with the state of my crops.
I do have two small fields that are below par but most are looking well.
How are others looking?
Wheat and barley below, no rape this year but locally it looks well.
Written by John Swire
Sales of antibiotics to treat UK farm animals have halved since targets were introduced in 2017, making Britain the fifth lowest user in Europe. However, to continue to reduce antibiotic use still further, sound hygiene practices must be a focus for all farmers.
“The new...
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