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Darryl Shailes
It has been pretty quiet in the garden recently, apart from late-night barking of the muntjac, which seems to be increasing in number, getting bolder, and has been nibbling away at the vegetable patch,...
Darryl Shailes
It has been pretty quiet in the garden recently, apart from late-night barking of the muntjac, which seems to be increasing in number, getting bolder, and has been nibbling away at the vegetable patch,...
Hutchinsons agronomist gives his latest insights into root crop production
After a prolonged drought, A new module in the BASIS Classroom focuses on issues of effective soil management to help retain as much soil moisture as possible during long, dry spells as crops ripen
Choosing the right wheat variety means looking beyond headline yields and quality groups, with disease resistance, drilling flexibility and end-market suitability increasingly shaping profitable cropping decisions