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Alltech Crop Science to demonstrate how precision agriculture technologies can increase arable crop efficiency

Alltech Crop Science will host a crop field and research seminar on June 9, 2015 at their European headquarters in Dunboyne, Ireland. The seminar will provide interested parties with an opportunity to increase their knowledge on crop production practices, allowing them to see firsthand the research that Alltech is carrying out around the world. Industry experts will also discuss a vision for arable crop production and demonstrate how precision agriculture technologies can increase efficiency on the farm. 


Cereal Production Expert and University College Dublin lecturer, Tom McCabe, Alltech Crop Science Agronomist, Tim Sheil, and Research Director at Alltech, Professor Maurice Boland will address attendees on the recent Alltech Crop Science trails. 

The seminar will be addressed by Robert Walker, global general manager, Alltech Crop Science, on the Farms of Excellence Programme in the United States. This programme identifies high yielding crop farms which are carrying out extensive research trials with Alltech Crop Science. Renowned cereal production expert and University College Dublin lecturer, Tom McCabe will highlight the role of research on improving crop yield, and Mark Poveda, Korec Group, will provide insights on precision technology and carry out a live drone demonstration on the European trials located in Dunboyne, Co. Meath, Ireland.

“The Alltech Crop Science research programme is built on improving productivity in the soil and the plant itself,” said Walker. “We must focus on nutrient efficiency and end product quality as market demand rises, all while identifying the environmental challenges. The Alltech Crop Science team are eager to identify the challenges of the future, and our ongoing research and trials provide us with a better understanding of the needs and wants of today’s crop.”

Since 1994 Alltech Crop Science have conducted research on 69 crops in 29 countries to form the scientific basis for their products, and have a strong regional presence in Europe, North America, Latin America, the Middle-East, Africa and Asia. Alltech Crop Science prides itself on natural-based products and solutions that tackle the agronomic and horticultural challenges facing producers across the globe. Alltech Crop Science aims to seamlessly bridge the gap between science and sustainability, naturally, providing solutions to address issues facing the production of citrus to silage and everything in between. The global brand portfolio addresses each stage of crop development, providing plants with precision nutrition and offering growers biological solutions that enhance traditional programmes.

Alltech Crop Science will also be featured at stand 322 during Cereals 2015 in the United Kingdom, the arable industry's leading technical event. Alltech Crop Science global team will be available to discuss optimizing arable crops, in both yield and quality, using natural, residue-free solutions. Visit Alltech Crop Science and join the conversation on Twitter @Alltech using #Cereals2015.

For more information, visit www.alltech.com

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