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A Preview of the Teagasc Regional Winter Crop walks
Teagasc are running a series of Winter Crop walks across the country from February 13-16th and on this week’s Tillage Edge podcast, Shay Phelan, a Tillage Specialist in Teagasc, chats about what to expect at the walks. As many crops are patchy or have poor establishment, Shay says farmers need to be more proactive in their own crops rather than leaving all of the decisions to the person walking the crops.
Shay explains that the winter crop walks will cover all of the main cereals as well as oilseed rape and beans. The walks will provide all attendees with a blueprint around the agronomy decisions in winter crops. Everyone is welcome to the crop walks and for more information go to:
https://www.teagasc.ie/events
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