TRADE ASSOCIATES

Manufacturer, plant breeder or trade organisation? Become part of Scottish Agronomy’s corporate network and stay at the forefront of technical developments.

Our trade associates benefit from knowledge gathered from our extensive trials programme as well as valuable insights and networking opportunities at our open days, results meetings and conferences.

Trade Associates benefit from:

10 combinable crop bulletins per year with updates on crop development, input requirements, seasonal issues and trials results
Four technical potato bulletins per year
An invitation to open days on trials sites demonstrating new and innovative developments
An invitation to annual dedicated corporate results meetings with separate meetings for combinable crops and potatoes
Preferential rates for contract trials for corporate members

For more information call 01577 862759

Our trade associates include:

ACT Scotland
Adama Agricultural Solutions UK
Agrico UK
Agrii
Agrovista UK
Alexander Harley Seeds
BASF PLC
Bayer Crop Science
Belchim Crop Protection
Branston
Certis UK
Corteva
FMC
Frontier Agriculture
Gowan Crop Protection
Grainco Scotland
Greenvale AP
Holden Agriculture
HL Hutchinsons
Interagro UK
Inverurie Farm Consultancy
IPM Potato Group
KWS UK
Lamb Weston Meijer UK
Limagrain UK
McCain Foods (GB)
Nufarm UK
PepsiCo International
Pittinan Farm (Daviot)
Puffin Produce
Saaten Union
Scott & Newman
Secobra Research
Simpsons Malt (inc. MSP & John Guthrie Trading Div.)
STET Potato
Sumitomo Chemical (UK) Plc
Syngenta UK
Tarff Valley UK
UPL
Yara UK

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For me the independent advice from Scottish Agronomy is really important, but it’s the combination of this with group discussion which makes this such powerful resource to our enterprise

John Weir, Lacesston Farm, Gateside

Good agronomic advice is the number one controllable influence within our business and so to have the quality of independent information available to us through Scottish Agronomy is essential

Fin Hay, Easter Rhynd, Perth

With Scottish Agronomy and at the group meetings, there is the opportunity to question the science.

Mark McCallum, St. Martins, Culbokie, Dingwall

At group meetings there is scope to hold a wide base of discussion from agronomy and trials to diesel or carbon capture.

Alan Arnot, Hatton Mill Farm, Froickheim

The annual fee is good value for decades of experience both in trials data and agronomy, and there is no pressure to use a product

David Aglen, Balbirnie Home Farms, Freuchie

Scottish Agronomy gives fantastic independent advice. We work together as a partnership to make the most of the crops and yields, and what we do is evolving all the time. We are not aiming for revolution, but valuable cumulative evolution

TRADE ASSOCIATES