Janine Adamson
Deputy Editor at CPM (Crop Production Magazine)
Editor of @cpm_magazine - your crop science communicator. A bassoonist; hugely into classical music. Sometimes let my heart do the talking.
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1 week ago |
thefarmingforum.co.uk | Rob Jones |Janine Adamson
Download PDFA new insecticide featuring translaminar and contact activity is set to improve aphid control in root crops including sugar beet and potatoes. CPM learns more about Sivanto Prime.
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2 weeks ago |
cpm-magazine.co.uk | Janine Adamson
Potato growers have a new reference tool available to help manage potato cyst nematode pressure. Launched by GB Potatoes and CUPGRA, ‘A guide for managing PCN in Great Britain’ is a science-based resource aimed at supporting the potato industry in addressing one of its most persistent challenges. The resource has been developed to support growers, agronomists, and industry stakeholders and is available exclusively to members of both GB Potatoes and CUPGRA.
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cpm-magazine.co.uk | Janine Adamson
Pioneering work could help to unblock the bottlenecks impeding the use of drones in agriculture, according to technology experts. This would allow beyond visual line of sight flight, aerial application of key crop protection products, and seed sowing for reforestation projects. The work has been undertaken by SEAD Artists – a consortium of drone experts including Autospray Systems, Skypointe, the University of Liverpool and DronePrep.
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1 month ago |
cpm-magazine.co.uk | Janine Adamson
Chafer sprayers have been a stable sight at Potash Farm near March in Cambridgeshire during the past 11 years, with the farm taking delivery of its third Sentry machine last season. Run by Mick Mottram, C J Mottram and Sons covers 567ha of owned, rented and contract farmed area. Growing wheat, barley, potatoes, sugar beet, mustard and beans, he has a number of crops to manage, meaning he requires a sprayer that’s up to the task.
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1 month ago |
cpm-magazine.co.uk | Janine Adamson
Following a period where there was an emphasis on growth, financial and historic yield data analysis highlighted some areas of Greens of Soham were less profitable and proving to be a distraction. That’s according to the firm’s farming director Greg Colebrook, who says as such, they went back to basics.
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In the spirit of productivity, I’m near Wisbech next week (Weds) - so quite a way from home! Would anyone like to meet up for arable-related stories or activities while I’m there? 😊
RT @cpm_magazine: CPM feature: According to experts, the past year has been the worst the UK has seen in terms of ergot infection levels, l…
I had lots of fun writing this one! 🎃
CPM feature: Halloween-related festivities have experienced exponential growth during recent years, with a visit to the local pumpkin patch becoming an annual tradition for many. We explore opportunities this winter squash can offer. 🔎: https://t.co/hC68Qib3J4