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Gleadell launch dedicated web site for Null-Lox Malting Barley

30th January 2012 Gleadell Agriculture has launched a dedicated web site (www.null-lox.co.uk) for Null-Lox malting barley, the spring malting barley developed by Carlsberg and Heineken Research with the staling enzyme LOX bred out to produce fresher-tasting beer for longer and with better head retention. “The site has all that malting barley growers interested in Null-Lox and current commercial growers need,” says Chris Guest, seed manager at Gleadell Agriculture. “We have given comprehensive information including facts about the project, the extensive choice of contracts available, details of current and future varieties, trials results, testimonials and agronomy guides. "The independent trials results have proved the benefits of Null-Lox to growers with trials in Wiltshire, Lincolnshire and East Anglia. There are al ...read more

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Jon Parker sticks with his early nitrogen strategy

5th February 2012 Winter, spring, summer or autumn? I'm not really sure which season we are in at the moment, and neither does nature.

Philip Bradshaw welcomes the 'Say no to drift' campaign

5th February 2012 I have been busy this winter with various off-farm activities, including my last formal event as a Landskills East chairman. The project has been extended slightly to shorten the gap between it and the new Skills project, and I look forward to seeing the new "Nationwide" package being rolled out,...

EU mycotoxin rules could leave UK farmers at risk

4th February 2012 The NFU have urged European legislators to think carefully before approving new mycotoxin rules which could see around 16% of UK oats leaving the food chain

Philip Reck awaits arrival of two John Deere 6210Rs

4th February 2012 Spring is on the way, with noticeably longer evenings and some pleasant sunshine.

Two key nutrients can help crops cope with drought

3rd February 2012 New research has shown that potassium and magnesium are linked to the efficiency of water use in plants, according to fertiliser company K+S KALI.

'Growers should be trained before using GM'

3rd February 2012 Genetically-modified crops should not be made available to farmers without proper training on how to handle the technology, according to a Nuffield scholar.

Positive outlook for organic growers, but still challenges

2nd February 2012 Based on current CAP reform proposals, there's a positive outlook for organic producers provided they can address critical issues of productivity and sustainability. Sarah Henly reports

Herbicide-tolerant OSR helps control weeds

2nd February 2012 Difficulties controlling charlock and runch were behind Norfolk grower Tim Mack's decision to see if an oilseed rape variety with conventionally-bred herbicide tolerance could be used to help overcome the brassica weeds problem.

VIDEO: Crop Watch – nitrogen management

1st February 2012 Mild weather this winter has produced lush, forward winter crops which will require careful management this spring, say our Crop Watch agronomists.

Embrace new tech or be overtaken, farmers warned

1st February 2012 Arable farmers across Europe need to embrace new technologies or risk slipping further into the shadow of low-cost producer countries such as Brazil, one consultant has said.

RASE launches soil and water management survey

31st January 2012 A nationwide survey of farmers in arable and grassland regions across the UK is to be carried out by the Royal Agricultural Society as part of a major initiative to improve soil and water management.

Growers warned of early rust attacks

31st January 2012 Wheat growers across the country are being warned of early rust attacks due to the warmer weather

New blight strain found in the UK

31st January 2012 A new strain of potato blight, which could have reduced sensitivity to a popular fungicide, has been identified in the UK for the first time

End of beet quota would harm English growers

31st January 2012 Sugar beet quotas must not end in 2015 for the British sugar beet industry to have the opportunity to take advantage of a potentially larger EU-produced sugar market, growers heard at the British Beet Research Organisation annual conference.

BBRO launches 4% yield initiative

31st January 2012 The British Beet Research Organisation wants to provide the information and advice to increase yields by 4% over each of the next four years, Colin MacEwan, head of BBRO, announced.

Precision farming success requires right mindset

31st January 2012 Precision farming technology is playing an increasingly important role at Mentmore Park Farms in Buckinghamshire, but the past 10 years haven't all been plain sailing, as Louise Impey discovers.

NFU calls for leadership on GM crops

31st January 2012 The government should show leadership over the issue of genetically modified crops and be more prepared to explain the potential benefits of modern technology, the NFU has warned.

Application timing crucial to reduce N inputs

30th January 2012 Timing is crucial to being able to take advantage of opportunities to reduce nitrogen inputs in potatoes, while maintaining yields, growers heard at the Potato Council's winter forum.

Three beet sprays gives surprising yield boost

30th January 2012 Three-spray fungicide programmes could give sugar beet growers extra yield over and above more traditional one or two-spray programmes, early trials results from Broom's Barn Research Station suggest.

Programmed beet herbicide approach brings yield benefits

30th January 2012 Last season's dry and warmer spring highlighted the advantage of using a "programmed" approach to sugar beet weed control, said Pamela Chambers, knowledge transfer manager at Broom's Barn research station.

	LIFFE/Euronext
	London Feed Wheat

Month	Price	Change
Mar '12	167.45	0.45
May '12	167.45	0.45
Jul '12	168.45	0.45
Nov '12	152.00	1.00
Jan '13	154.50	1.00
Mar '13	155.80	1.00
May '13	158.45	0.95

Last Update: 03 Feb 19:45

	CBOT (Day)
	Wheat

Month	Price	Change
Mar '12	660'6	-2'0
May '12	674'0	-4'0
Jul '12	689'0	-2'6
Sep '12	706'0	-2'0
Dec '12	723'2	-1'4
Mar '13	737'6	-1'0
May '13	748'2	-1'0

Last Update: 03 Feb 20:48

	eCBOT (Night)
	Wheat

Month	Price	Change
Mar '12	668'2	5'4
May '12	682'6	4'6
Jul '12	696'0	4'2
Sep '12	712'6	4'6
Dec '12	729'0	4'2
Mar '13	741'2	2'4
May '13	749'2	n/a

Last Update: 03 Feb 14:11

	Energy/FOREX
	NYMEX Crude Oil

Month	Price	Change
Mar '12	97.62	1.26
Apr '12	97.98	1.24
May '12	98.54	1.37
Jun '12	98.92	1.35
Jul '12	99.38	1.47
Aug '12	99.64	1.48
Sep '12	100.00	1.61

Last Update: 03 Feb 20:20

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