Crop Management Partners 2025 NRoSO Courses – Invitation Save the date for our winter NRoSO Workshops. These are morning sessions followed by a light lunch. Please arrive at 9-9.15am for a 9.30am start. Remember to bring your NRoSO number with you. Blandford Forum, Dorset […]
Our agronomist Richard Cromie was part of an Article in farmers guardian. Its a really interesting article please click below to read.CMP RC Article FG12Apr24MaizeEst
Hurcott Open Day 25th June 10am – 4pm.Crop Management Partners in collaboration with BASF invite you to attend our open day at Hurcott Farm, Ilminster, Somerset, TA19 0JS. Kindly hosted by the Doble family. Key highlights at Hurcott:Wheat variety tour – A chance to view and discuss current and new additions to the Recommended List with input […]
Those of you about to opt for SFI NUM3(legume fallow) or AHL1&2(pollen & nectar/winter bird food) need to consider the management consequences. Black grass, ryegrass, bromes, thistles and ragwort can become quickly established. Clovers and other legumes are swamped in year one but do establish in year two. Think carefully what your objectives are. One-year […]
Please see below an article by Luke Bullock – Spring Workloads stacking up which was published in the Agronomist and Arable Farmer March 2024. Luke Article March 24
Crop Management Partners 2024 NRoSO Courses – Invitation You are invited to our winter NRoSO workshops. The workshops will be a morning session followed by a light lunch. Arrive 9am -9.15am for a 9.30am Start. Please remember to bring your NRoSO Number with you Thursday 1st Feb 2024 – Deddington Arms, Oxford OX15 0SH Friday […]
Our Trainee Agronomist Luke Bullock has had an article published in the Agronomist & Arable Farmer Magazine. Luke Bullock, of Crop Management Partners, reflects on what hasbeen a challenging start to the season.Please click below to read the article.Luke Artilce Jan 24
With the main fungicide timings rapidly approaching, it’s a good idea to take stock of where we are with the main wheat cereal diseases, fungicides available and current known resistance.As usual, wheat has come out of the winter with plenty of Septoria on the older leaves so nothing new there. What is surprising is the […]
