July 11, 2019
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July 11, 2019
Trials show value of integrated approach amid higher disease pressure
The value of using a robust fungicide programme and selecting varieties with good disease resistance has been clearly demonstrated in Hutchinsons trials near Carlisle.
July 11, 2019
Trials show value of integrated approach amid higher disease pressure
The value of using a robust fungicide programme and selecting varieties with good disease resistance has been clearly demonstrated in Hutchinsons trials near Carlisle.
July 11, 2019
Hundreds of Faversham residents lend a hand to harvest
300 locals join in pick-your-own fun at Faversham blackcurrant farm
July 11, 2019
Hundreds of Faversham residents lend a hand to harvest
300 locals join in pick-your-own fun at Faversham blackcurrant farm
July 11, 2019
Kent’s tastiest soft fruit varieties revealed
Judged on taste alone by both professionals from the industry and members of the public the winning varieties and growers are announced.
July 11, 2019
Kent’s tastiest soft fruit varieties revealed
Judged on taste alone by both professionals from the industry and members of the public the winning varieties and growers are announced.
July 11, 2019
British sourced options will help offset the high cost of protein
Consider alternative feeding strategies to reduce the cost of rations.
July 11, 2019
British sourced options will help offset the high cost of protein
Consider alternative feeding strategies to reduce the cost of rations.
July 11, 2019
Watch out for surge of headflies from mid-July
Farmers are warned to look out for the annual emergence of head flies (Hydrotaea irritans) from around mid-July, as these are a major source of annoyance for pastured cattle.
July 11, 2019
Watch out for surge of headflies from mid-July
Farmers are warned to look out for the annual emergence of head flies (Hydrotaea irritans) from around mid-July, as these are a major source of annoyance for pastured cattle.
