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Knowledge base
Basic Advice
October
Maximising NUE during wetter months
With autumn crops establishing, the prospect of wetter weather later in the season makes retaining nitrogen and protecting soil fertility…
Basic Advice
October
Tailoring crop nutrition accurately
Summer 2026 was one of the UK’s hottest on record, bringing exceptionally dry conditions to many areas, resulting in highly…
Articles
January
Greenhouse gas : how to reduce its impact ?
The National Low Carbon Strategy has set a target of reducing greenhouse gas emissions from the agricultural sector by 16%…
Basic Advice
December
Pest management - how robust nutrition can protect crops from pests
Pest control can be a perennial issue for arable farmers, hampering yields and meaning that crop quality targets can be…
Spreadingtables
In most cases, the consequences of spreading errors remain invisible. Deviations in the spreading pattern are only visible with a high coefficient of variation, in the form of spreading tracks, which show up as light and dark stripes in the crop. In order to achieve the best possible spreading result, it's very important to adjust the spreader properly. Spreader manufacturers work together with fertilizer producers to create spreading tables.