Cereals LIVE Q&A Edition live webinars

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Crop Health and Protection Limited (CHAP) is the webinar sponsor for the 'New tools for a new era webinar' at Cereals Event Q&A Edition.

CHAP (Crop Health & Protection) is a UK Agri-Tech Innovation Centre funded by Innovate UK that acts as a nexus and brings together leading scientists, farmers, advisors, innovators and businesses to understand industry challenges, drive research and innovation and develop and trial solutions that transform crop systems.

Find out more about CHAP at https://bit.ly/32iRsv0

 

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See our poll results from the 'New tools for a new era' webinar sponsored by CHAP at Cereals Event Q&A Edition.

What would be the most valuable area for biological control for your business? What are your thoughts? Join the discussion now at https://bit.ly/3nZiPnj

 

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Tune in now and hear from Dr Shamal Mohammed from AgriEPI Centre offering a precision vision - what works, what doesn’t and what’s coming down the line for arable farmers.

Join the New tools for a new era webinar sponsored by CHAP https://bit.ly/3nZiPnj

 

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Premium Crops is the Cereals Event Q&A Edition Registration Sponsor.

Premium Crops is the UK’s leading provider of added value arable crops. We scour the supply chain to seek out end users, buyers and processors who are willing to pay more to get exactly what they need. Those needs may be as simple as a reliable, regular, supply of a quality product, such as canary seed for the bird seed market, or linseed for the animal feed sector. Frequently, the quality demands are associated with the variety that is grown, such as the ultra-high omega-3 in our specialist spring linseed, the very high protein content of Red Spring Wheat, or the high erucic acid content of HEAR.

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Speaking now is Robert Ramsay, Scottish farmer, commercialisation director SoilEssentials, & chair of Scotland’s Agricultural Science & Technology Group, looks at what is genuinely helpful for farmers in boosting performance and controlling costs.

Join the New tools for a new era webinar sponsored by CHAP at Cereals Event Q&A Edition https://bit.ly/3nZiPnj

 

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Tune into the last session of the day 'New tools for a new era', sponsored by Crop Health and Protection Limited (CHAP), chaired by Rutland farmer and agri-food consultant Sarah Bell from the NFU (National Farmers' Union).

This is your opportunity to influence, and quiz, four digital and arable technology experts about what tools are being used and developed to improve productivity.

Join the webinar https://bit.ly/3nZiPnj