Hi, new farmer here! I am trying to find a digital tool that will help me pick which fertiliser to use - any suggestions? Or FMS that you use that has this integrated? Heard good things about polyhalite but haven't seen a tool which has it in yet.
Greta is a campaigner against climate changes but today she has been arrested by the Metropolitan police in London.
Greta is too young to recall much of the past and she is still learning. Her efforts are on behalf of people and animals everywhere so she deserves much greater support.
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After about 5mins of web surfing I’ve had my suspicions confirmed that calcium intake affects oral health in sheep, found an interesting study from 1974:
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