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Spring Barley

2020-05-24T11:27:21+01:00

Turbo Charge Your Spring Barley Crop The area of spring barley has rapidly expanded this year, predominantly due to the challenging autumn planting conditions. But spring barley doesn’t have to mean compromise when compared with a winter crop if it’s managed correctly and given the support it needs to fulfil its potential. [...]

Spring Barley2020-05-24T11:27:21+01:00

Amaizing

2020-05-24T11:27:59+01:00

Amaizing Maize is the third most important cereal crop in the world and is becoming increasingly popular in the UK, albeit that most is not directly consumed by humans. As a C4 plant, maize is generally more water efficient than a C3 plant making it more suited to dry climates/regions. It is [...]

Amaizing2020-05-24T11:27:59+01:00

P & K for Pulses

2020-05-24T11:28:34+01:00

P & K for Pulses Potassium is an essential nutrient for all crops and often used in larger quantities than any other, primarily due to its link to nitrogen management. Pulse crops are nitrogen-fixing crops and therefore less reliant upon soil residual nitrogen compared with other crops. They have the ability [...]

P & K for Pulses2020-05-24T11:28:34+01:00

Amino Acids – Kirol

2020-05-24T11:30:12+01:00

Amino Acids - Kirol Plants grow in a complex environment with multiple abiotic (non-living) and biotic (living) stresses affecting them. Focussing on the abiotic stresses – such as temperature; moisture; light and salinity; along with pesticide/fertiliser application – anything that moves these outside the normal tolerance range for the crop will create [...]

Amino Acids – Kirol2020-05-24T11:30:12+01:00

Chlorophyll or Klorofill

2020-05-24T11:30:52+01:00

Chlorophyll or Klorofill Chlorophyll is the molecule that absorbs light and utilises this energy to make carbohydrates from water and carbon dioxide. This forms the process of photosynthesis which is the source of life on Earth. Chlorophyll predominantly absorbs light from the blue and red spectra and reflects green, hence why we [...]

Chlorophyll or Klorofill2020-05-24T11:30:52+01:00

WHOLLY K – A Forgotten Nutrient

2020-05-24T12:50:21+01:00

Wholly K - A forgotten nutrient Think of Potassium (K) as the fuel for the nitrogen constructed plant engine. Choose the best and the right quantity of fuel for the crops journey. It moves everything around in the plant, helping it to tolerate abiotic stress - temperature, water, nutrients etc. It regulates Ca, [...]

WHOLLY K – A Forgotten Nutrient2020-05-24T12:50:21+01:00

Scyon – A Review

2020-05-24T12:41:24+01:00

Scyon A Review Scyon is a unique biostimulant complex (of natural metabolites) with a surfactant designed to enhance plant health by supporting a range of biochemical pathways. Read the full article here...

Scyon – A Review2020-05-24T12:41:24+01:00

Introducing TWOXO

2020-05-24T11:44:06+01:00

Twoxo is the latest technology to be in development and close to market by Unium Bioscience. Author: John Haywood Unium prides itself on having very high-quality research behind its technologies to give growers confidence and reassurance that not all biostimulants fit into the Snake Oil camp. We work with world renowned researchers [...]

Introducing TWOXO2020-05-24T11:44:06+01:00

Phosphite biostimulants worth considering

2020-05-24T11:55:13+01:00

Phosphite biostimulants worth considering Author: Lucy de la Pasture Many crops have been sitting in cold waterlogged soils for months and these conditions are far from ideal for plant root activity, says John Haywood, director of Unium Bioscience. “Root growth, biological associations and root exudation are all negatively affected by these [...]

Phosphite biostimulants worth considering2020-05-24T11:55:13+01:00
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