OUR THOUGHTS
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Jock Willmott
Apr, 24 2021Oilseeds: Rape – where it’s good its good and where it’s bad its bad, for many this is within the same field making it difficult to get excited about the crops potential. Within fields and across blocks flowering is quite uneven mostly because of wet soil conditions and latterly CSFB larvae pressure. Many plants are […]
Jock Willmott
Apr, 24 2021Drilling and Early Soil Conditions Soil conditions at the start of the month have encouraged growers to finish drilling the last combinable crops. This brings the 2020/21 eight-month drilling window to a close. Cereal Crop Development Cereal growth stages feel slightly behind expectations. Most winter cereals went in later than planned, and cooler March air […]
Robert Gazely
Mar, 13 2021Welcome to Ceres Rural’s Health & Safety Bulletin. Each quarter, we update you on industry news, topical issues and safety alerts with the aim of supporting you in achieving best practice on your farm or estate. To discuss any of the topics raised, contact one of the Team.
Jock Willmott
Mar, 01 2021Crop Condition Overview Winter cereals that emerged by November are coping well with current conditions. Wheat drilled in December, especially after roots, remains mixed in performance and highly dependent on how each field has handled the rainfall. Many late-planted areas will need assessing for redrilling as land begins to dry. Redrilling Options and Seed Considerations […]