Winter wheat temporary companion crop survey

Winter Wheat Temporary Companion Crop Survey

Edward Hutley

Edward Hutley

Dec, 05 2023

At Ceres Rural, we like to continually fuel our knowledge bank and obtain information and opinions from you to help enhance our advice throughout the year. This next piece of data collection will also help one of our consultants, John Price, with his BASIS project – focusing on winter wheat companion crops, a requirement for his qualification. 

We are asking for a few minutes of your time to complete the survey linked below on the subject of winter wheat companion crops. Please note, you do need to have grown companion crops to complete the survey.

Please contact john.price@ceresrural.co.uk if you have any queries or issues accessing the survey.

Thank you in advance for your time.

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