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Discover more about how the YEN works in this webinar and how it could help your agricultural suppliers become more resilient, more productive, and even more environmentally friendly.

For retailers and the manufacturers that supply them, business growth depends on a productive agricultural sector. To meet consumer demand for sustainable, locally sourced produce, British farmers are required to deliver large, high-quality yields with a smaller carbon footprint on the same (or less) acreage.

RSK ADAS founded the Yield Enhancement Network (YEN) to help farmers overcome this challenge. By closely measuring a farm’s crop performance throughout the year, and then comparing that data with hundreds of other farms, YEN can identify farming inefficiencies and share effective cultivating strategies.

Since its founding, the YEN has helped thousands of farmers improve production, maximise yields, and reduce carbon emissions. The current world record holder for top wheat and top barley yield is a long-time YEN member.

Discover more about how the YEN works in this webinar and how it could help your agricultural suppliers become more resilient, more productive, and even more environmentally friendly.

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ADAS provides ideas, specialist knowledge and solutions to secure our food and enhance the environment. We understand food production and the challenges and opportunities faced by organisations operating in the natural environment

This topic refers to the whole food supply chain, from farm fork, and all the products and services that contribute to food production.

Crop yield has been a major subject of research and industrial improvement for decades.  The YENs have set out a framework for understoanding yield in terms of capture and conversion of the major resources light and water. Temperature plays a role in crop development and can also have a substantial impact on growth and yields.

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