Writing in Farmers Weekly ~ 23rd March 2018 Ben Burrows ‘Hampshire OSR looking well despite late drilling’
Writing in Farmers Weekly ~ 23rd March 2018 Ben Burrows ‘Hampshire OSR looking well despite late drilling’
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CMP Kent Winter Conference 2018
Join us for our annual winter conference to help cut through the marketing jargon and get back to the fundamentals of growing great crops.
CMP Hampshire Winter Conference 2018
Join us for our annual winter conference to help cut through the marketing jargon and get back to the fundamentals of growing great crops.
2018 NRoSO meetings, hosted by CMP – Sign up
Every year we run NRoSO training workshops for farmers, advisors and spray operators. This workshop is part of the farming and crop protection industry’s Voluntary Initiative to minimise the environmental impacts of pesticides.
Don’t ignore the threat from BYDV – Nick Wall
Don’t ignore the threat from BYDV – October 2017
Cereal growers are warned not to be complacent in protecting their crops against Barley Yellow Dwarf Virus (BYDV) as temperatures remain warm heading into autumn.
Updates from the Kent AHDB Monitor Farm
June 22nd saw farmers and agronomists meet at the AHDB Monitor Farm open day, at Sittingbourne, Kent.
Soybeans are being grown for the first time and all aspects of agronomy were discussed – cost of inputs, drilling date, challenges of growing, place in rotation and preceding cover crop.
Prepare your farm for post-Brexit cropping – Nick Wall
Prepare your farm for post-Brexit cropping – Nick Wall, Crop Management Partners
Based in Hampshire and advising across the southern counties of England, Nick Wall urges growers to seek out opportunities to increase revenue and efficiency ahead of Brexit.
Writing in Farmers Weekly ~ 23rd March 2018 Ben Burrows ‘Hampshire OSR looking well despite late drilling’
Writing in Farmers Weekly ~ 23rd March 2018 Ben Burrows ‘Hampshire OSR looking well despite late drilling’
AHDB Sittingbourne Monitor Farm Event – 9th March 2017
You’re invited to the Sittingbourne AHDB Monitor Farm Event.
The topic of this event is ‘Improving your soils biology for healthier crops and more consistent yields’.
Crop Management Partners – Study Tour to Edinburgh
February 1st and 2nd saw a group of 20 farmers and agronomists leave behind a cold and bleak Gatwick with storm ‘Doris’ approaching to find a shockingly balmy and pleasant
Edinburgh. Well, they do say the sun shines on the righteous…?