Blogs
Cropwatch South – February 2021
March 5, 2021
Another season of fancy drilling footwork sees us with three distinct types of wheat – all looking promising but each requiring a different approach to fulfil that promise. The crops drilled on our low black-grass ground in late September are… Read more
Sam Patchett Blog: Moving on from the wettest Spring since the 80’s
May 14, 2018
AGRONOMY UPDATE – NORTH Sam Patchett and his growers are facing-up to the coldest, wettest spring many can recall since the early 80’s with clear priority setting, the greatest flexibility and more than a little fervent hope. Things dried out… Read more
Vicki Brooks Blog: Steady as she goes to make the most of crop potential
March 1, 2018
Our crops are coming out of the winter well-established and remarkably healthy. A decent amount of rain since Christmas made-up for the very dry September and October. And some good sharp December and January frosts have been really valuable too… Read more