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Bats and Biodiversity
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Landscape-Scale Conservation
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The Use of Natural Products in Cereal Production
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Spring Barley Weed Control Options for 2024
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What is the Disease Risk of Abandoned Potato Crops?
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Forage Crops in a Late Spring
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Grazing to Promote White Clover
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Policy Update – The Whole Farm Plan
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Profiting from Reduced Tillage – Minimum Tillage at St-Martins
Mark McCallum farms at St-Martins on the Black Isle. The farm is an arable unit extending to 220 ha of owned and rented land. Cropping is predominantly Spring Barley at…
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Profiting from Reduced Tillage – Minimum Tillage at Rhynie Farm
Donald Ross farms in Easter Ross on Rhynie Farm. The farm is a 750-acre mixed unit, 400 acres under the arable rotation and the rest is permanent grassland. The farm…
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