In your field: Ian Garnett - 'Our Polish team got here by means other than flying'

It is getting dry. Locally, light land is practically burning up, heavy soils look to be about 10 days behind and last year’s bumper silage crops look like they will be needed.

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In your field: Ian Garnett - 'Our Polish team got here by means other than flying'

It is getting dry. Locally, light land is practically burning up, heavy soils look to be about 10 days behind and last year's bumper silage crops look like they will be needed. Maize is enjoying the...

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