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Latest Common Ground Updates

How A Kent Grower Achieved 9t/ha Winter Bean Crop

New ADAS research: Looking beyond larvae per plant - OSR crops with high CSFB larvae counts may still have yield potential

Rawcliffe Bridge Award - a catalyst for sustainable success

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Pipeline previews for brassica and carrot growers

Septoria, the number one foliar disease of wheat in the UK

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With Revystar® XE, curativity returns to tank mixes

Real Results Roadshow - Mike Green Sustainability

Real Results Roadshow - Jenni Dungait Soil Paper

T1 timing: Key to reducing the risk of disease spreading

IPM and Resistance Management

Integrated Pest Management (IPM) has never been more important to how farmers manage their crops. By using cultural controls and IPM, the aim is to minimise environmental, health and economic risks. In practice, farmers are already implementing a wide range of IPM activities, depending on their system, their farm and their philosophy.

Resilient Cereal Production

Cereals, the backbone of UK agriculture. Despite the challenges across the country we’ve seen our community of Real Results growers adapt to unique conditions by combining the latest agronomic knowledge with historical learnings, gaining invaluable experiences to get crops to where they are now.

Profitable break crops

With margins being squeezed on both sides, pressure is mounting for break crops to pay their way. They are an increasingly important part of the rotation. We’re wanting them to build soil health, capture nutrients, offer financial returns as well as break pest and disease cycles.

Soil and Nitrogen Management

Whether it’s travelability, availability of nutrients, draining and storing water, soil health is entwined with every aspect of production. So, whether we’re talking about disease control, tackling black-grass, getting the most from pulses, the topic is never far away.