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Spring-sown cereals that have struggled to establish in the dry conditions through April and May could be given a much-needed boost with targeted foliar nutrition, says leading agronomy firm Hutchinsons. Poor establishment means poor rooting, which increases the likelihood that crops will struggle to access the required nutrients from the…

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Cereals LIVE, the digital edition of Cereals launched due to social distancing, is offering something for everyone. Hear from experts in thought-provoking webinars Watch online demonstrations with the latest technology on displaySee the latest crop varietiesCollect up to a maximum of 6 BASIS points per day & NRoSO points are also available. …

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Using a slurry testing kit and flow meter can save farmers up to £265 per hectare in fertilisers. “If you don’t know the nutrient value of your slurry and the rate it is being spread at then the financial savings and crop benefits are guess work,” says Terry Baker from…

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A crop scouting mobile app is the first to automate drones using maps from almost any source. Drone Ag has revealed FieldMap Imports, an addition to its Skippy Scout app, that offers farmers the opportunity to import any map. “This technology means that farmers can now use digital and printed…

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Ag-tech company, Agrimetrics has launched a new, interactive tool for looking at food and farming data that the company claim will improve sustainability & productivity by accelerating artificial intelligence (AI) and advanced analytics. “You may have been looking at data in the wrong way,” says Dr. Matthew Smith, Chief Product…

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AVR has been fully operational during the COVID 19 crisis and this month plan to introduce three new Ceres planters. The Ceres 440 is based on the Ceres 400 and is a four-row mounted planter that is available hydraulically or mechanically. The Ceres 440, AVR has ISOBUS control and a…

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