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With grassweed pressures rumbling on, one way to achieve sufficient control is by taking advantage of sugar beet in the rotation, even if there’s a limited armoury of effective herbicides. CPM finds out more.
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Growers are being warned that wet soils over the winter and spring could increase the risk of wireworm damage in potato crops this season.
Research has identified high soil moisture as a precursor for pest activity, with wet areas and flood plains...
What chemical options are people using to control black grass in forage maize?
Last year I used PDM pre-em and a nicosulfuron post em but poor results.
Would dual gold or wing -P alongside PDM be a more robust pre-em option for black grass ? I know they are not cheap!!
thanks
Have you taken a look at Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs(Defra) Farming Equipment & Technology Fund #fetf2024 - offering 60% discount off a combine mounted weed seed reduction system. The Redekop Manufacturing Inc SCU is available as part of this with Oria Agriculture, as seen...
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Slow herbicide discovery, resistance development and a rapidly changing farming landscape are all threats to sustainable weed control in UK arable systems. CPM attended a recent debate to see what leading experts view as potential...
With apologies to those struggling to get their first N on
My wheat got 50gk N+S03 3 weeks ago next Tuesday.
Walking round with the agronomist yesterday and we would like to get some BWS on to tackle some particularly nasty brome. The dilemna being, do I top the N up first or herbicide.
My gut...
What are people's thoughts on how they will manage Blackgrass and or Rye Grass in options like Wild Bird Food or Legume fallows?
I've been reading through the SFI handbook and have found some options that would be a good fit for us, but I'm nervous of planting something that becomes swamped by...
Arable farmers need to rethink herbicide strategies following 2024’s wet start
With some fields still under water following widespread flooding in January, farmers will need a robust herbicide plan in place as they battle to catch up this spring.
A wet autumn delayed drilling of many winter...
Below you will be able to get involved with our research around grassweeds and how UK Farmers are tackling them. Complete the polls below and start a discussion with fellow Seed Circle members!
New data shows severity of brome concern for wheat growers
Hundreds of farmers, contractors and agronomists have indicated that brome is a growing threat in the battle against grassweeds in UK arable fields.
New data from a Corteva Agriscience survey shows that 80% of respondents have...
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Hundreds of farmers, contractors and agronomists have indicated that brome is a growing threat in the battle against grassweeds in UK arable fields.
New survey data suggests that 80% of respondents have populations on their farms with the vast...
Having a go at fodder beet for first time in my "career"...
South coast, dry sandy free-draining soils. Beet is for grazing store cattle over winter. Have bought a grazing variety.
Any useful advice for a first-time grower?
Thanks in advance 👍
Please feel free to correct me but where is the sense in spring cropping now?
Does it makes more sense to put in a wild flower mix or some other rotational SFI action?
Grow Spring Barley
£/Acre approx.
25 - plough
25 - power harrow
40 - seed cost
30 - Drill
10 - Roll
10 - Pre em
30 -...
.... sadly going into liquidation. As a (very) small investor I think this is a pity as they have come such a long way, but some big money didn't come through for them so they have had to pull the plug.
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A tough few months has resulted in a huge variation in crops across the country, posing numerous management headaches including weed control, warn experts.
At one end of the scale are crops sown relatively early in September, that established well in...
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A new tool is being developed to help growers to fine-tune herbicide timings this spring.
The development comes from Bayer and originated in Denmark as the Cossack Tool, created to support a product containing mesosulfuron and iodosulfuron.
Weed...
Below you can find the key results found from the 2nd year of the HWSC project. Data was analysed by weed scientist Will Smith at NIAB after receiving weed samples from BOFIN member Seed Scouts. Let us know your thoughts...is this what you expected?
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