How nitrogen-fixing bacteria sense iron
Researchers at the University of East Anglia have discovered how nitrogen-fixing bacteria sense iron -…
Browsing: Agronomy
Triticale solution for drought-prone light land
Shropshire-based arable farmer, Matthew Williams, grows 30 hectares of Securo winter Triticale on his lighter…
Research rumbles rhizoctonia
Rhizoctonia solani attacks the stem and roots of young seedlings of many crops, including oilseed…
Green cover trial improves spring barley yield and benefits the environment
A ground-breaking research trial conducted by the James Hutton Institute and Kings Crops, a division…
Agronomists will meet to future-proof pest management
AHDB has called agronomists to meet and join the development of an integrated strategy to…
Top yields despite highest ever levels of TuYV
Turnip Yellows Virus (TuYV) incidence in OSR has reached its highest level ever this season;…
Forgotten disease still lurks in more than half of English wheat fields
An often-overlooked cereal disease capable of causing yield losses of up to 30% could be…
Don’t Forget Soil Sampling – It Could Cost You!
By Natalie Wood, Country Arable Agronomist at Yara UK With harvest in full swing it’s…
Frontier invests in five farm-scale Soil Life demonstration sites
To further strengthen its commitment to soil and plant health expertise and innovation, Frontier has…
Four-point plan for choosing the right cover crop
As the main period for establishing cover crops approaches, Farmacy agronomist Alice Cannon gives her…
