Is linseed the spring rotational reset crop?

With wide rotational benefits, low input costs and harvest contacts offering up to £600/t, spring linseed could be an interesting option for growers looking for an alternative break crop this spring

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Is linseed the spring rotational reset crop?

Due to agronomic challenges, low demand and poor financial returns, selecting a profitable, low risk break crop with market security has become increasingly difficult for growers, according to Boston Seeds...

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