Siobhan Hillman
@aphidstoz
Crop Protection Scientist at AHDB. Formerly LadyPegomya. Views my own.
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https://sugarbeetleafminers.wordpress.com/ 04-04-2012 18:17:24
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A great day out at Brixworth Farming. Got to tick riding in a big combine off my bucket list!! 😀🥳 And a fascinating visit to Charles Jackson & Co merchants. Thanks to @AHDB_Arabletech for organising
To help support those struggling with their #MentalHealth, I'm attempting to raise funds for RABI - the Farmers Charity by strapping myself to the wings of a vintage biplane & trying my best to accomplish some aerobatic moves at 135mph… #Farm24 #MentalHealthMatters justgiving.com/fundraising/sp…
Field trial plots drilled today at Boxworth for AHDB/ University of Leeds PhD investigating black-grass suppression from cultivars by Jed Clark Jed Clark AHDB Cereals ADAS Boxworth ADAS #grassweedcontrol #IWM
What an inspirational day at Ben Taylor-Davies’s regenerative agriculture farm in Herefordshire. So much to learn and so many possibilities! #regenag #IPM #Herefordshire
How healthy is your soil? Catch-up with Dr Simon Bowen as he talks about improving soil health before next year's sugar beet crop and using AHDB Scorecard. media.rss.com/bbrobeetcast/f… British Sugar NFU Sugar ArableMen jono dixon
Come to CropTecShow 🌾 and the AHDB Cereals stand, get onboard with #IPM & #IFM. If looking at a more holistic approach this is your first stop.
The latest results from AHDB Cereals funded CSFB monitoring are in! The highest recorded cumulative number is still at the Suffolk site but the Kent and Yorkshire sites are slowly catching up. For regular updates visit ahdb.org.uk/csfb
Great morning out recording content on IPM practices to reduce CSFB risk on farm 📽🎬 The content is based on findings from recent AHDB Cereals funded CSFB projects and will be released on our website in the near future. Watch this space 👀
Our Suffolk site continues to have the highest cumulative number of CSFB caught in both ground and raised traps but the Kent and Cambridgeshire sites are following closely behind! For regular updates visit ahdb.org.uk/csfb AHDB Cereals
Activity from adult CSFB has been low across all sites in recent weeks. Our Cambridgeshire site has recorded higher levels of larval scarring, with approximately 1/4 of plants scored this week showing signs of invasion AHDB Cereals