I heard they bought up/developed a trials/research arm of the business. I think this role is looking after it; identifying research ideas and communicating the results to the business/the wider worldI have just seen the attached in this weeks Farmers Weekly.
As they mention “clients”, I think you are correct,the plot thickens.I heard they bought up/developed a trials/research arm of the business. I think this role is looking after it; identifying research ideas and communicating the results to the business/the wider world
There’s certainly a lot of bulking-out words on that website clearly evolved from my worst nightmare-a workshop; but one with no tools in it. Fair play to them but why don’t they just say in the ‘about’ section; a membership based ag research organisation. Adas do something v similar don’t they?bit like an agronomist, but rather than advising on chemicals, i think they provide advice on everything else cropping related, technology, new approaches ect.
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Net worth 16.3 billion March 2021. I wonder if his £60/ha soil management SFI options will even register. Having said that, it amounts to over 800k on 35000ac so will give a few people some employment filling out the formsI read it as its for the person who will be trying to make sure that Dyson Farms get as big a slice of the ELMS (and general green w_@_nkery carbon offsetting etc) pie as humanly possible......
Err, isn’t that what agronomists do ?bit like an agronomist, but rather than advising on chemicals, i think they provide advice on everything else cropping related, technology, new approaches ect.
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You get a few across here who give an opinion but the vast majority just make pesticide and fert recommendations since that’s what hits their targets.Err, isn’t that what agronomists do ?
That’s what they do here anyway . . .