With wheat prices likely to remain around £170 per tonne for the foreseeable future, growers should be weighing up how to increase output and make savings in variable costs, advises Jock Willmott of Ceres...
With wheat prices likely to remain around £170 per tonne for the foreseeable future, growers should be weighing up how to increase output and make savings in variable costs, advises Jock Willmott of Ceres...
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