Arable News

Omex Ireland has officially opened the country’s first and largest dedicated liquid fertiliser distribution hub at the Port of Cork.  

Horsch has updated and expanded its ranges in the past 18 months, with advanced features not just reserved for the largest models.

With wetter planting windows the new norm, a change in machinery can be the difference between getting seed in the ground or not.

Agronomy firm Hutchinsons is reminding growers with late-sown cereals of the importance that sowing date plays in determining the plant protection products that can be applied this spring. 

Kit Papworth has been elected as the new NFU Sugar’s board chairman, with Simon Smith being re-elected to the position of vice chairman.

As regenerative agriculture and no-till farming continue to gain momentum, British farmers are looking for machinery that ticks many boxes: exceptional seed placement, versatility in variable weather conditions, promotion of optimal soil health, maximisation of efficiency and affordability. 

Despite the ongoing wet conditions across much of Britain in 2024/2025, farmers can overcome the challenging drilling situation with the right tools.

Corteva Agriscience has launched a new herbicide for grass and broad-leaved weed control in Irish cereal crops. 

When RAGT launched Europe’s first winter wheat variety with BYDV resistance five years ago, Kent farmer Richard Budd believed the trait could be a potential game changer when it comes to early drilling.

Micronutrients are taking on greater significance as farmers and growers seek to improve yield and quality of crops.

A well-maintained sprayer and its correct setup are essential for accurate application and optimal efficacy while avoiding any risks to the operator, bystanders, and the environment, a Hutchinsons expert advises.  

The crop is a valuable feed and ideal break crop for winter and spring cereals.