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Established in 2017 Revive Agronomy is an Independent Agronomy Service for arable and livestock farmers in Gloucestershire, Warwickshire, Worcestershire, Herefordshire and Oxfordshire provided by the highly experienced and professional agronomist Philip Laughton.

Agronomy advice is centred on profitable crop production whilst meeting the legal and environmental requirements of the day.

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Current predicaments as seen by an Agronomist in the field. Short written reports with pictures to illustrate key challenges to the industry.

Christmas Cheer!

Over the last 28 days there have been invitations for spray operators to attend training events with regard to obtaining NRoSO points. Such training events focus on operator and environmental safety issues as well as obtaining the best from applied products such as fungicides. Recently I to attended a training event hosted by ADAS. One of the topics on the agenda was that of disease control in cereals with particular reference being made to yellow rust. It has been stated

Now it's 20t/ha.

So what happened with the UK Wheat harvest? Well it was completed in record time with the AHDB final report being published 26th September 2025. The report ESTIMATES the UK average farm yield at 7.6 t/ha, which is 0.3 t/ha more than 2024. Practically you should expect a 10% error on such figures which means the range is 8.4 - 6.8 t/ha. Researchers at Rothamsted Research Station estimate a theoretic potential in most wheat growing regions of the UK of 20 t/ha. Reports

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Revive Agronomy effectively communicates simple and practical advice to meet the stated objectives of the farm business

This ability to communicate science into practice began with work that Philip conducted in the 1980’s at Rothamsted Research Station.

Understanding that which was required by the scientific community and then communicating this to farm staff responsible for enacting science from the tractor seat was part of his work.

Today that basic principle remains the same, taking true science to the field for the commercial benefit of individual farm businesses.