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Resetting the oilseed rape agenda

After an easier year for oilseed rape, the crop is expected to claw back some of its reputation this harvest, and area is predicted to rise again for the 2021/22 season.

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Resetting the oilseed rape agenda

After an easier year for oilseed rape, the crop is expected to claw back some of its reputation this harvest, and area is predicted to rise again for the 2021/22 season. David Bouch, seeds manager at Hutchinsons predicts...

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