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Concern remains for Northern Ireland potato producers who warn they will still be unable to import seed from mainland UK. It comes just…
The Cereals Event has moved to June 30 – July 1 to accommodate the maximum number of visitors and exhibitors following the government’s…
Lemken is now offering an online configurator for the Azurit 9 seed drill. The Azurit 9 precision seed drill allows tramlines to be…
Testing maize silage more regularly can help maximise the benefits of bypass starch and reduce the potential threat of acidosis. New maize silage…
Scientists at Rothamsted Research in the south of England have used genome editing to reduce a cancer-causing compound commonly found in bread. Acrylamide…
Dewulf, which provides machines for the cultivation of potatoes and root crops, has introduced several new options to its MH 24x series of…
It has been confirmed by the British Beet Research Association (BBRO), that the emergency use of neonic seed treatment in sugar beet will not…
An industry-funded PhD scholar is set to share the findings of his studies in a webinar next Monday. The event hosted by AgriSearch,…
Growers opposed to the continuation of a compulsory levy to fund the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB) have welcomed comments made by…
Growers applying metaldehyde slug pellets to cereals or potatoes this spring must continue to follow best practice stewardship guidelines, despite the upcoming withdrawal…
The Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB) has published its latest Cereal Supply and Demand Estimates report. The estimates are based on data through…
National Farmers’ Union (NFU) Sugar board chairman Michael Sly has responded to the launch of British Sugar’s ‘Beet Package Plus’. He said: NFU…
The Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB) has announced that 61% of its voters have voted in favour of discontinuing the horticulture levy.…
Researchers in Ireland and Wales have been awarded €2.7 million to explore the development of oat varieties that are climate-resistant and have high…
Testing silage ahead of spring calving is crucial for cow health and performance. Knowing the dry matter, metabolisable energy and pH level of…
The practicalities of growing protein crops are set to come under debate as part of an event informing farmers about a new department-run…
French lender BNP Paribas has said it will no longer provide financing services to customers who grow or buy Brazilian soybeans or beef…
A recent report from Rothamsted Research indicates that climate change could make soybean production a viable crop option in places like southern Scotland.…
