The UK Soil Observatory Returns to CropTec 2019
What is UKSO?
Low Drift 80 degree nozzles for narrow spacing from BFS
Low Drift 80 degree nozzles for narrow spacing from BFS Low Drift 80 degree nozzles for narrow spacing from BFS The new 80º fan angle, low drift nozzle for use at 33cm and 25cm nozzle spacings at a boom height down to 30cm. New from the specialists in Low Drift [...]
Prodata Weather Systems launches new service at CropTec
Prodata Weather Systems, the leading, UK-based supplier for Davis weathers stations and the EnviroMonitor system, will be launching their new rental service at Croptec.
Win an Apple ipad with Landmark Systems at CropTec!
Landmark Systems is feeling generous again…
HarvestYield at CropTec
HarvestYield is a smartphone app and web based software envisioned by a contractor’s son as a better alternative to paper-based timesheets.
The New Graindex Insights page is Live!
The Graindex Insights page is now live and packed with lots of innovative features to help you market your grain. Take a look here: https://www.graindex.com/insights
Pinpoint will be using CropTec as a UK first to pre-launch the AgrOnTi7 with ISOBUS
Pinpoint will be using CropTec as a UK first to pre-launch the AgrOnTi7 with ISOBUS, the international communication standard between tractors and agricultural implements.
Plenty of CPD points on offer at The CropTec Show
Members of BASIS and NRoSO will be able to collect up to six points when they visit CropTec, reflecting the high quality of content at the event which returns to the East of England Showground, Peterborough on 27th and 28th November.
Resilience of oilseed rape should not be underestimated
It has been a turbulent 18 months for oilseed rape, but despite its rollercoaster growing season last year, many growers were left pleasantly surprised by the resilience of the crop when it passed through the combine this harvest.
Making your nitrogen work harder
Effective uptake of nitrogen fertilisers to optimise yields, maximise spending and minimise losses is a key challenge for the arable sector, and to maximise Nitrogen Use Efficiency (NUE) there are three key factors to consider: right product, right timing and right rate.