Still 'plenty of time' to drill as first black-grass flush emerges

Heavy rainfall has put a stop to autumn drilling across many parts of the UK, making many growers nervous of a repeat of last season.

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Still 'plenty of time' to drill as first black-grass flush emerges

Heavy rainfall has put a stop to autumn drilling across many parts of the UK, making many growers nervous of a repeat of last season. However, Leicestershire-based independent agronomist, Chris Tolley...

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