Bird-like drone could be game-changer for farmers
A drone which mimics bird flight could make the technology more usable for farmers in remote and windswept landscapes. (more…)
Varieties at the heart of Cereals 2021
Variety choice can make or break a profitable year, so growers need to feel confident when introducing any new variety to the rotation. At the Cereals Event (30 June – 1 July) in Lincolnshire, growers can gain valuable insight into the latest genetics to reach the market. (more…)
See the latest machinery at Cereals 2021
Machinery is a vital cog in the farming process and when looking to invest in new kit, making the right decision is essential. But with technology ever evolving it can be difficult to choose without physically seeing the equipment in action – and the Cereals Event provides the first chance to do this in well over a year. (more…)
Farming is relearning what it forgot
Richard Soffe
The agricultural sector is returning to knowledge from more than a century ago, but with updated science and technology, says a co-author of The Agricultural Notebook. The Notebook, which is…
NIAB’s Soil Hole is rooting for you
Most farmers will dig a hole to assess their soil health, but it’s not often they get the chance to literally get below ground to assess the impact of different crops on soil structure. But at this year’s Cereals Event (30 June – 1 July) in Lincolnshire, farmers can do just that. (more…)
Putting sprayers through their paces at Cereals
It is a critical time for UK farmers, tasked with improving the efficiency and accuracy of chemical sprays. When making large investments into new spraying equipment it is vital to choose the correct machine for farm size, terrain and type of crops grown. (more…)
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