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Sustainability is the theme of Arable April here at the Irish Farmers Journal and readers displayed the sustainability of the tillage sector in their droves.
Be in with a chance of winning a Sencrop Raincrop connected rain gauge and a year's subscription to their mobile application by sending in your Arable April photos.
Be in with a chance of winning a Sencrop Raincrop connected rain gauge and a year's subscription to their mobile application by sending in your Arable April photos.
Seedtech is delighted to be the main sponsor for Arable April 2021, as we see huge positivity and opportunity for arable growers. Tim O'Donovan of Seedtech gives an overview.
Ergot is, thankfully, very uncommon in Irish cereals and new hybrid technology should help reduce infection risk in rye, which is a more susceptible crop.