Author Posts: Farmers Guide
PGRO urges growers to fulfil yield potential through Pea and Bean YEN programmes
5th April 2021
Pulse growers are being invited to take the next step towards growing better crops as the Pea and Bean Yield Enhancement Network (YEN) initiatives run by ADAS open for 2021.
This app could save your life
5th April 2021
“What3words has become an absolutely essential part of the modern farmer’s toolkit,” says Rhonda Thompson, the NFU’s Lincolnshire county adviser.
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Looking to the future with confidence
5th April 2021
H K Timbers Ltd is a manufacturer of high-quality timber storage boxes for potatoes and many other vegetables, as well as general storage boxes.
New active approved in the fight against Septoria
3rd April 2021
Corteva Agriscience has announced that the UK has approved the registration of a product with the cutting edge Inatreq active molecule.
Farming podcast hits the charts
2nd April 2021
With only their third episode released, Rebecca Wilson and Lizzie McLaughlin have managed to find their new podcast in the Apple podcast charts. Their new venture, Boots and Heels, has entered the Apple charts at #200 on the UK’s top Personal Journal sector which is set to continue to rise.
South Suffolk Show cancelled
1st April 2021
The trustees of The South Suffolk Agricultural Association have taken the decision to cancel the 2021 South Suffolk Show. This will be only the fourth time in the show’s 133 year history that the event has not occurred over two consecutive years, during which shows were cancelled from 1914 – 1922 due to WWI, from 1931 – 1935 due to the depression and 1939 – 1945 due to WWII.
“Ground-breaking success” for hybrid crop trials
1st April 2021
Scientists are reporting a breakthrough in efforts to cultivate ‘interstellar’ crops, as a team of astro-biologists and botanists successfully grow a new hybrid crop species in simulated Martian soils.
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Verticillium resistance ratings for extra OSR reliability
31st March 2021
It may have been eclipsed by cabbage stem flea beetle concerns of late, but minimising the significant threat posed by verticillium alongside phoma and light leaf spot remains very much on the agenda for those keen to improve the reliability of UK oilseed rape production.
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An overview of the Massey Ferguson hay and forage fleet
31st March 2021
The Massey Ferguson hay and forage range is essential viewing and worthy of a demonstration on any farm which is looking to add value to their green commodity, the company says. With a portfolio spanning a wide range of both drum and disc mowers, high output tedders and rotary rakes, there’s considerable choice for all applications and farm sizes.
McCormick X7.6 VT-Drive, powerful, technological and environmentally friendly
31st March 2021
The McCormick X7.6 VT-Drive Stage V range, launched at LAMMA 2020, is rapidly expanding McCormick’s reputation amongst arable users. Thanks to the combination of power and high technology it delivers, fully meeting its customers’ needs and the increase in engine power from 200 to 240 hp 3 new models make up the X7.6 VT offering in the stage 5 emissions class.
“A vision for the future, strong roots in the past”
31st March 2021
Thurlow Nunn Standen spoke to Farmers Guide to share the story of its long history, dating back more than 140 years…
Ben Burgess celebrates 90th anniversary
31st March 2021
Ben Burgess takes a stroll down memory lane, looking back over 90 years of serving the agricultural sector – from post-war agricultural depression in the 30s, to a thriving modern business currently comprising seven depots.