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Written by William Kellett The Tenant Farmers Association (TFA) has said that farmers in England will be left feeling very worried following the announcement of the agricultural transition plan. TFA National Chairman, Mark Coulman said: Also Read: How will Direct Payments change under the...

Simply Smarter Crop Production The new digital approach to growing your crops and identifying risks early on. For your smartphone or as a web application. Based on 25 years of experience in producing crops. Download the app for free here By your side from seeding to harvest Field...

I've been meaning to put a thread on here for the past week but another email today prompted me to do just that. I've noticed 3-4 companies have now offered decision making cropping software. First off was a post on TFF regarding trialling "Crop Monitor" online software to aid decision making...

The latest spraying technology at Cereals LIVE Spraying technology is advancing at a tremendous rate, and farmers will be able to see a wide range of the latest innovations in action at Cereals LIVE. From reducing inputs to maximising efficacy and improving gross margins, the reasons for...

Fieldwise LIVE brings national trials to your screen For crop production specialists Hutchinsons, its business as usual. “Farming is not standing still because of the coronavirus and neither are we. We understand the importance of trials results on both a national and regional level to help...

Written by cpm Download PDF There’s already a wealth of information on how best to use Revystar XE, but how do make sense of it on your own farm? CPM asks two growers with experience of digital platforms and finds out how xarvio Field Manager will fit in. It’ll become an invaluable way to...

Written by Jamie Day German multinationals BASF and Bosch are to further their co-operation in the development of digital agriculture based on BASF’s xarvio digital platform. The companies have now set up a project centre to undertake joint research and development activities at the same...

I'm still trying to find a simple farm record software system that isn't: A. Glitchy B. So complicated that I need to go on a course. C. Less than £500. D. Secure I've pretty much tried everything now, and I'm on the cusp of going back to notebook and pen!!

I know a lot of you have alluded to how you started direct-drilling in the Introductions thread. I'm interested here in what drove you to take the leap. For us it started as an opportunity to occasionally save a few quid on fuel and metal, as well as enabling us to cover more acres with the...