Around 70 crops depend on bee pollination to survive, and with over 250 species of bees native to the UK, it is essential to limit the dangers that are putting our bees at risk.
Now that No Mow May is over, it is time to resume looking after your green spaces and gardens with some careful cutting.
Here are our top tips for keeping your garden mower fit for purpose so that grass is cut cleanly and precisely, helping to reduce the risk of disease and improving its appearance.
Hot and sunny weather is welcomed by many people in our uncertain summer climate but it can also provide a challenge to maintaining a healthy green sward.
With temperatures getting close to 30 degrees centigrade recently, the thoughts of homeowners are turning to how to keep lawns green and stop them turning beige.
At Grass Science Seeds we are all about science; understanding the variables and factors which affect grass seed germination and growth is what we do! Most people understand the basic formula of water + sun = growth but there is another important variable to consider: soil temperature.
As the growing season begins, hungry and recently emerged native bees face a critical period. In urban and suburban areas, finding floral resources is often difficult. With a view to supporting and protecting our bee neighbours, there’s plenty you can be doing to enhance the diversity and abundance of wildlife in your area.
As maize growing season approaches, farmers must keep some vital factors in mind to attain a successful, high-quality crop. To achieve a flourishing yield, the maize seed drilling process must be carried out with utmost care and attention from preparing the land to sowing the seeds - nurturing the best possible environment for growth.
