Using attention to detail and the full agronomic toolbox to repair damaged soils – not least after this season’s incessant waterlogging – in order to restore soil life and improve soil health and resilience.

This will be a central theme for leading agronomy firm ProCam at this year’s Groundswell event (26 and 27 June, Lannock Manor Farm, Hertfordshire, SG4 7EE).

Drawing on techniques such as ProCam’s bespoke soil analysis and nutrient planning service, SoilSense, together with the use of cover and companion cropping, and even precision farming, ProCam experts will be on hand to help farmers looking to rebuild their soils for the future.

Allied to this, the incorporation of increasingly popular biological treatments, such as nitrogen-fixing endophyte bacteria, into programmes to reduce reliance on granular nitrogen fertiliser will also be discussed, as well as how to incorporate SFI options into rotations in sustainable and economically viable ways.

For more information, visit the ProCam stand.