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Phosphate stewardship guide launched

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By Richard Lawrence
| Agronomist and Arable Farmer
De Sangosse has launched a Phosphate Stewardship Guide. Developed in collaboration with ADAS, the guide brings together research, field data and practical agronomy to address what is widely regarded as a challenge across UK cropping systems. “The limiting factor is not supply, it is availability,” says De Sangosse commercial technical manager Rob Suckling.
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Duchy partners with Regenified in net zero bid

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By Richard Lawrence
| Agronomist and Arable Farmer
The Duchy of Cornwall has announced a partnership with Regenified to support its ambition for all its equipped farms across the estate to follow regenerative principles by 2035. Launched at Groundswell, this initiative forms part of the Duchy’s ambition to be a nature-rich and net zero estate.
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BASF introduces biological attractant for enhanced aphid control

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By Richard Lawrence
| Agronomist and Arable Farmer
Chemical giant BASF has launched Apthena, a biological solution to enhance integrated pest management strategies. Apthena isn’t a control agent. Indeed, (E)-β-farnesene (EBF) is an insect attractant that helps draw aphid predators to their prey. Many predator insects rely on kairomones to detect prey, picking up their presence through the chemical signals they release. A naturally occurring compound, its chemical signal alerts predators to their presence but it can also disperse aphid populations.
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