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Understanding the benefits of under-sowing maize

As maize continues to be drilled around the country, we chat to experts about the benefits of establishing an under-sown grass crop, suitable varieties, and payments available

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Understanding the benefits of under-sowing maize

With repeated rain disruptions, some growers are deciding to plant maize in fields that were originally planned for traditional arable crops that were not able to be drilled on time, according to Andrew...

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