Arable At around 6%, the percentage of Welsh farmland used for growing arable crops is relatively low, but by producing better crops in a more efficient way growers can get the most from that acreage. In this section: Nutrient Management Planning Projects Advice Wales Master Soils Soil Temperature Map Mentoring Management Exchange Skills & Training E-learning European Innovation Partnership (EIP) Wales Projects Agrisgôp Related Pages Publications Digital Media What's on Latest News and Technical Articles Related to Arable 17 September 2021 Sprouts, microgreens and edible flowers: potentials for innovations 17 September 2021 Dr David Cutress: IBERS, Aberystwyth University. Sprouts, microgreens and edible flowers offer a higher value alternative crop... 14 September 2021 Land: April 2021 – July 2021 3 September 2021 An update on the EIP Wales on organic heritage wheat project - 03/09/2021 25 June 2021 Episode 45 – Bryn Farm – a diverse rural business with farming at its core See more from Arable
17 September 2021 Sprouts, microgreens and edible flowers: potentials for innovations 17 September 2021 Dr David Cutress: IBERS, Aberystwyth University. Sprouts, microgreens and edible flowers offer a higher value alternative crop...
