The 1,000-hectare farm started as a Royal Air Force Bombers site in the Second World War, which was decommissioned in the late 1960s and bought straight from the military by Jamie Stokes' grandfather,...
The 1,000-hectare farm started as a Royal Air Force Bombers site in the Second World War, which was decommissioned in the late 1960s and bought straight from the military by Jamie Stokes' grandfather,...
The early harvests continue with maize being foraged around the country but after a worrying growth period, yields are looking hopeful considering the year
Changing establishment systems, wet weather and fewer chemical options are forcing growers to rethink how they tackle increasingly difficult slug problems.
Researchers are combining multispectral imaging, GPS mapping and precision spraying technology to develop a system capable of detecting and targeting slugs in commercial fields