Agronomy Services - Independent Crop Management Advice in Suffolk, Norfolk, Essex, Cambridgeshire
How does this independent agronomy services work?
Regular visits through the crop
growing season. Timings of visits focus on key decision making
times for crop management. These key crop management times are
related to crop stages and will depend on the individual farmers
range of drilling dates and wheat varieties.
The slideshow below indicates a few key stages of a wheat plant.
But depending on the date of drilling and the variety of wheat,
the actual plant appearance may vary considerably at these key
stages. For example at the double ridge stage the numbers of
leaves emerged on the plant may vary from 4 to 8 depending on
drilling date and variety.
What do I get for agronomy services on crop management?
Specialises in cereal crop advice on wheat, barley, rye, triticale within Suffolk, Norfolk, Essex and Cambridgeshire,UK. Advice tailored to each crop and each field to enable optimum timings with an easy to manage system:-- Crop management optimised to crops stages. Crop stages predicted 2 weeks in advance allowing planning of crop management.
- Independent agronomy advice on the best management for each crop. Based on technical, economic and unbiased advice.
- One to one visits for field walking as required through the season. Crop management agronomy advice based on your farm system, to fit in with your system not disrupt your system.
- Newest technical and scientific results evaluated and incorporated into agronomy advice. By keeping up to date with latest information, best recommendations given for impartial advice.
- Member of BASIS Register and FACTS professional register. Service available in Suffolk, Essex, Norfolk, Cambridgeshire.
Independent agronomy services tailored to individual clients needs for impartial Crop Management Advice in today's economic conditions
- Fields are put into management groups to ease timeliness. Field groups are based on crop sampling each field and dissection to determine differences in crop stages as well as variety and variety characteristics whether wheat, barley or other cereals.
- Farm fields are put in manageable groups for application of inputs. To ease farm management not complicate management.
- Crop applications are fine tuned for each management group. Key development and growth stages are forecast approximately 2 weeks in advance, and fine tuned on a weekly basis through the season. Forecasts are based on plant dissections from farm fields through the growing season plus current weather data.
- Advice on optimising choice of crop, variety, seed dressing, seed rates, agrochemicals, soil sampling, nutrient management and fertilisers. Aid planning for next year and buying this year.
- Advice on optimising timings for drillings, agrochemicals, fertilisers - how much potash or phosphate etc.. This advice built into your existing farm system, rotation.
- Information by email.
- Field walking, agronomy advice. Visits to suit timings of crops.
- Information fast by email. Other methods if preferred.
Summary of Agronomy Services UK, Independent Crop Management Advice
Dr Anne Willington of Willington Crop Services provides agronomy service UK in Suffolk, Essex, Norfolk, Cambs.. Impartial independent crop management advice on cereals. Field walking, crop management for ease of applications.
Willington Crop Services offers crop services including soil sampling, precision farming UK, GPS soil sampling, GPS mapping, GPS nutrient maps, nutrient management, crop advice and agronomy service.Willington Crop Services is located in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, UK. Working on farms with farmers in agriculture in Suffolk, Norfolk, Essex and Cambridgeshire in East Anglia, UK.
