Edibles fertilisers - Specialist formulas
27 Apr 2012 | by Jack Shamash
Fertiliser manufacturers are targeting particular market sectors with formulations to improve crop quality and yield, Jack Shamash reports.
Demands for improved crop quality and yield continue to drive polytunnel development, says Sally Drury.
Fertiliser manufacturers are targeting particular market sectors with formulations to improve crop quality and yield, Jack Shamash reports.
Research into efficient irrigation is producing hi-tech solutions that may help growers to cope with water restrictions, Claire Shaddick reports.
LEDs are showing promise in Europe but work is needed in the UK to fill the data gap on their use in horticulture, Hannah Jordan reports.
With polytunnel use becoming standard, advances are focusing on sturdier designs to cope with a longer growing season, Brian Lovelidge reports.
Delays in implementing strict new EU rules on crop-protection products have won more time for the industry to source alternatives, Jack Shamash finds.
Manufacturers are developing new technologies to help growers reduce waste in pesticide and fertiliser applications, finds Richard Crowhurst.
Intensive apple and pear planting systems offer potential rewards in yield and quality. Brian Lovelidge looks at the approaches being adopted.
The role of microbes in maintaining soil fertility needs to be recognised because they can boost industry profit, says Geoff Dixon.
New varieties of broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, sprouts and kale were on show at Lincolnshire's brassica open days. Claire Shaddick takes a look.
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