Leaf sensors can tell when crop needs to be irrigated
Plant-based sensors that measure the thickness and electrical capacitance of leaves show great promise for…
Author John Swire
Major changes in agricultural practices will be required to offset increases in nutrient losses due to climate change, according to research published by a Lancaster University-led team.
To combat repeated, damaging storm events, which strip agricultural land of soil and nutrients, farmers…
Keynote speakers at Biofuels International 2017 discuss the very latest developments
At a time of increased political, environmental and market uncertainty, this focused two-day event returns…
New Holland brings power and precision to Tillage-Live 2017
Tractors from New Holland’s T8, T8 SmartTrax, T7 and T6 ranges will be showcased in…
Organic food uses blockchain technology to further supply chain transparency this Organic September
This Organic September, Soil Association Certification has teamed up with start-up tech firm Provenance to…
A facelift for Primus and Albatros Lemon trailed field sprayers updated with new details
Lemken’s most recent update of its popular Primus and Albatros trailed sprayers goes well beyond…
National Disease Monitoring Highlights Changing Wheat Variety Yellow Rust Resistance
Continued changes in yellow rust pathogenicity over the past season mean that almost two thirds…
New IDEAL from Massey Ferguson Combine Harvesters deliver real business benefits
The largest threshing area, the biggest grain tank and the fastest unload rate headline brand-new…
2018 Forage maize and biogas maize descriptive lists issued by BSPB
Six new first-choice varieties have been added to the British Society of Plant Breeder’s 2018…
Satellite reveals reduction in OSR plantings
The latest Land Cover Plus Crops map produced by the Centre for Ecology & Hydrology…