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In this episode, Ken Rundle talks to Mark Tucker, Yara’s Head of Agronomy about nitrogen management and efficiency and how technology can help farmers plan fertilisation strategies. 

In our latest episode, Ken Rundle talks to Phil Burrell, YaraVita Product Manager about micronutrients and taking a proactive approach this spring to optimise yield in cereal and oilseed crops. 

In our latest episode, Ken Rundle talks to Philip Cosgrave, Yara’s Country Grassland Agronomist about silage and managing those early nitrogen applications. 

In this episode, Ken Rundle talks to Natalie Wood, Yara’s Agronomy Operations Manager, about early fertiliser applications, especially nitrogen, and the current condition of crops after a wet and cold winter. 

In this episode, Ken Rundle talks to Philip Cosgrave, Yara’s Country Grassland Agronomist about early nitrogen applications on grazing and what grassland farmers should be considering to maximise early grass growth.

In the first episode for 2023, Ken Rundle talks to Natalie Wood, Yara’s Agronomy operations manager about recent trial results on cereal and what we can learn from the data collected. 

In this week's episode, Ken Rundle talks to Philip Cosgrave, Yara’s Grassland agronomist about GrassCheckGB, a programme focused on improving grassland management by monitoring and measuring grass growth and quality, and how results are communicated to farmers in an easy-to-use way.

In this week's episode, Ken Rundle talks to Dr Emma Burak, Yara’s Sustainable Fertiliser Manager about recent results from this year’s OMF trials. 

In this podcast special, Ken Rundle talks to Natalie Wood, Yara Agronomy Operations Manager and Nottinghamshire farmer, Tom Hawthorne, about Yara’s digital tools and how these can help farmers with decision-making and efficient management of resources. 

In this week's episode, Ken Rundle talks to Philip Cosgrave, Yara's Grassland Agronomist, about recent grassland trials work, and the value of selenium to help maintain grazing livestock health.

In this week's episode, Ken Rundle talks to Oscar Thacker, Yara Area Manager for Lincolnshire and Nottinghamshire, about recent potato trials held in the UK and the importance of these results for Yara's research and development.

In this week's episode, Ken Rundle talks to Jon Telfer, Manager of Yara's Analytical Services about making the best use of data from soil analysis and reflecting on this season’s lab results. 

In this week's episode, Ken Rundle talks to Mark Tucker, Yara's Head of Agronomy about how best to minimise risk as farmers potentially face all kinds of challenges this autumn.

In this week's episode, Ken Rundle talks to Natalie Wood, Yara's Agronomy Operations Manager about quality management, and what growers can do to help maximise yield in current, unpredictable climates. 

In this week's episode, Ken Rundle talks to Philip Cosgrave, Yara's Grassland Specialist and Gemma Higgins, lecturer at the SRUC, to discuss a recent grassland competition held for its students and sponsored by Yara.

In this week's episode, Ken Rundle talks to Philip Cosgrave, Yara's Grassland Specialist to discuss autumn grazing and the challenges grassland farmers may face due to recent dry weather conditions.  

In this week's episode, Ken Rundle talks to Mark Tucker, Yara's Head of Agronomy and Liam Wilkinson, Limagrain Technical Specialist to discuss what can be done to give oilseed crops the best start this autumn and grow a crop worth looking after.

In this week's episode, Ken Rundle talks to Natalie Wood, Yara's Agronomy Operations Manager and Oliver Walton, Yara's Business Development Manager to discuss the importance of P & K in crop establishment.  

In this week's episode, Ken Rundle talks to Philip Cosgrave, Yara's Grassland Specialist, to explore options on managing swards for grazing or winter feed.

Sugar beet and potatoes are the focus of this week's episode as Ken Rundle talks to Phil Burrell, YaraVita  Product Manager to discuss foliar nutrition and learn what growers can do to maximise returns from their crops.