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2. * With the exception of Terrington in Norfolk, which was sown in January, all of the live monitoring sites had reached or passed GS39 (flag leaves emerged) when assessed this week
3. * With the exception of Terrington, Norfolk, which was sown in January and was still at GS32, most of the live monitoring sites had reached, or were approaching, flag leaf emergence when assessed
4. Septorial risk needs careful monitoring
5. Organic farming does not increase soil organic carbon compared to conventional farming if there is no carbon transfer from other agroecosystems. A meta-analysis
6. Cereals 2019: Champion beet grower hits 109t/ha in tough year
7. Poultry World International Directory 2005/06
8. AB Components LE7
9. High-speed disc cultivators set to work
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11. Seven of the latest cultivators on show
12. AB Components LE 23
13. Sugar beet growers get improved armoury for nematode pest battle
14. Timetable offers chance to see tackle in action: it's all very well kicking tyres on shiny machinery shown in static exhibits at Cereals 2009, but what some visitors want to see is some action. Peter Hill reviews what will provide it at this year's event
15. Plenty to see at cultivations demonstration: the latest cultivation and establishment techniques will be on show at this year's Go-Till Event in Warwickshire. Our five-page preview will help you get the most from the day
16. Field equipment demonstrations; Cereals 2007 provides a great opportunity to see new kit in action. Peter Hill picks out the highlights
17. Cultivators make light work of soil
18. A flower farm in Norfolk has been found guilty of safety failings after the death of a worker who was electrocuted on site
19. Flower farm fined over worker's death
20. The search is on for record crops
21. Record-yielding wheat crops last summer could inspire a bigger field of entries into this year's top yield competition run by crop scientists ADAS
22. Norfolk wheat grower Mark Means won the yield competition run by crop consultant ADAS with a breadmaking variety that beat off the challenge of barn-filling feed wheats
23. Mark Means is passionate about his soil. Managing his fragile fertile silts on the edge of The Wash, especially after rain, is key to his exceptional wheat yields
24. Consultation on trailer weights and speeds finally starts
25. Norfolk wheat grower Mark Means harvested a mega breadmaking crop yielding 13.39t/ha this summer and he is trying to establish if this could be a record
26. Q I was sorry to read the comments from Ian Macalpine expressing his disappointment that I was unable to attend this year's Livestock Event (Opinion, 12 July). I, too, was disappointed, but as minister I have responsibilities to parliament which I cannot always avoid. My office made the organisers aware several weeks in advance that I would not be able to be there and passed on my sincere apologies
27. * At the live monitoring sites, crop growth stages varied from GS31 to GS37 (flag leaf emerging). More advanced crops on farm have reached GS39 (flag leaf emerged) with the T2 fungicide sprays due to be applied
28. * At the live monitoring sites, crop growth stages varied from GS30 to GS33. Some more advanced crops have been reported on farm, but many are still very backward for the middle of May, with progress slow and signs of compaction or other stresses widespread
29. Spotlight on septoria if the weather is wet
30. Going is heavy for beet growers with too many hurdles
31. Early germination leads to high risk of sclerotinia
32. Machinery
33. New fungicide tops trials
34. Cities no place for farming survey
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40. Machinery
41. Disease control: Helping crops to help themselves?
42. Expansion: not for the faint-hearted; Planning is proving quite a headache for producers wishing to expand their flocks, with even plans for small additons sparking off protests. Mike Parker takes a look at how it's affecting businesses
43. Latest bread-maker is highly fancied: launching straight to Nabim Group 1 status, Gallant has been tipped by many to be the next big thing, but will it live up to expectations? James Andrews finds out
44. Late drilled cereal crops more at risk from mildew
45. Demonstrating cultivation technology; Go where the action is for new ideas in cultivation. Peter Hill continues his preview of Cereals 2008
46. Two-spray strategy helps beat oilseed rape disease: the threat from phoma leaf spot is much increased this autumn. Sarah Henly discovers how best to protect oilseed rape crops
47. Exhibitor list
48. Sclerotinia service
49. ADAS to test genetically engineered oilseed rape
50. NIAB axes vegetable lists and other crops may follow
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