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Verified agronomic and technical knowledge: machinery selection, fertilising, flax and hemp, financing and regulations. No padding, with real data.
GuideFibre flax — a guideWhat fibre flax is, how it differs from oilseed flax, and its role in Europe and in PolandRead →TechnologyFrom field to fibreThe full fibre flax production chain — from sowing to fabricRead →HempIndustrial hemp — knowledge centre and exchangeFrom registration with KOWR to sales: a step-by-step guide, checklists, harvesting technology and the hemp exchangeRead →GuideGrowing industrial hemp — a guideLaw, registration, varieties, agronomy, harvesting, processing and market — based on sourcesRead →ExchangeHemp exchangeRaw material, harvesting and processing services, land and partners for investorsRead →
FertilisingLime spreader: which one to choose?Lime weighs several times more than granular fertiliser, can be damp and abrasive. What does that change when choosing a machine — conveyor, working width, payload and dust guards.Read →FertilisingHow to choose a fertiliser spreader?Disc or twin-disc? With ISOBUS or without? How do you match the working width to the area? Answers to the key questions when choosing a spreader.Read →FertilisingPrecision fertilising VRA: what is it?VRA (Variable Rate Application) allows the fertiliser rate to be matched to the potential of a field zone. Saving of 10–20% with a simultaneous yield increase.Read →FertilisingSlurry application: methods and machinesInjection, trailing hose or splash plate? We compare the main slurry application methods and show when each one is best.Read →Tillage and sowingDirect drilling (no-till): how to start?No-till is a system of cultivation without ploughing, saving fuel and time and protecting the soil. How to switch to direct drilling in Polish conditions.Read →Tillage and sowingMechanical stone removal from fields — why and when it pays offStones in glacial-deposit fields "come up" out of the soil after every winter. We explain how mechanical stone collection works, what three-stage soil separation involves, and when buying a collector is an investment that pays for itself.Read →VegetablesLaser land levellers — preparing the field for vegetablesA laser leveller levels the field with precision. For vegetable growers this is key: better water drainage, even germination and easier mechanical harvesting.Read →VegetablesGarlic growing mechanisation — from clove to packagingGarlic is one of the most labour-intensive vegetable crops. We show how to mechanise the whole line — from clove preparation, through planting and harvesting, to grading and peeling — using Broch machines as the example.Read →Natural fibresFlax and hemp in Poland — opportunities and machinesNatural fibres are attracting renewed interest from Polish farmers. Poland has flax-growing traditions and suitable soil and climate conditions. We present the chain of machines for harvesting and processing.Read →PaszowanieFeed production on the farm — is it worth it?Producing your own feed reduces feeding costs by 15–30%. When the investment pays off and which machines to choose.Read →Orchards and vineyardsProtecting orchards from frost — methods and costsSpring frosts are the biggest threat to fruit growers. We compare 4 protection methods — from the cheapest to the most effective.Read →FinansowanieKPO grants for agricultural machinery 2026KPO (A1.4.1 “Rolnictwo 4.0”) supports the purchase of machinery and precision farming solutions. Check the rules, eligibility and the current status of the call.Read →FinansowanieARiMR — Modernisation of Agricultural Holdings 2026The “Modernisation of Agricultural Holdings” programme offers co-financing of up to 60% for machinery. A maximum of PLN 500,000 per farm.Read →FinansowanieAgricultural leasing — complete guideLeasing is the most common form of financing for agricultural machinery. How to choose between operating and finance lease, and what to look out for.Read →TechnologyISOBUS — what is it and why does it matter?ISOBUS is a universal language of communication between tractor and implement. One terminal, many machines. The key to precision farming.Read →TechnologiaGPS Section Control — automatic sections in the fieldGPS Section Control switches off spreader or sprayer sections where application has already taken place. Saving of 5–12% of fertiliser per year.Read →VegetablesAgricola Italiana precision seed drills — how to choose?Small-seeded vegetables or maize and large seeds? How to choose a pneumatic Agricola Italiana precision seed drill for your crop and field.Read →Orchards and vineyardsAnti-hail systems: protection for orchards and vineyardsSPAG anti-hail systems are an alternative to nets: they protect up to 80 ha without shading or reducing fruit quality.Read →RegulationsCross-compliance and machinery: what you need to knowEU regulations influence the choice of machinery. Check how the Nitrates Directive, the European Green Deal and conditionality apply to your machinery fleet.Read →Fibre hempRegistering hemp cultivation with KOWR step by stepNo mayor’s permit has been required since 2022. There is a KOWR register entry: 30 zł, before sowing, invoice and seed label. From 27.08.2026, you have 30 days to report changes.Read →Fibre hempIndustrial hemp payment — conditions and ratesFor 2025 — PLN 168.99/ha; for 2026 advance payments — estimated PLN 124.73/ha. Conditions: entry in the KOWR register, variety from the catalogue, seed labels by 1 September.Read →Fibre hempFibre hemp varieties and sowing ratesHenola for seed (40% of the area in 2026), Białobrzeskie and Tygra for fibre and dual-purpose, Finola and Futura 75 imported. Sowing rates of 10–70 kg/ha depending on the purpose.Read →Fibre hempHarvesting fibre hemp: technologies and machinesThe hemp is cut, and the fibre wraps around every rotating shaft. What follows from this for harvesting technology for fibre and for seed, and how the CRETES × UNION chain works.Read →Fibre hempHemp buying: who buys, contracting and pricesOf 1,681 producers, 76 are buyers. Who buys straw and seed, at what price (2024–2026), what they require, and how IWNiRZ contracting works.Read →Fibre hempHemp cultivation profitability: figures from sourcesIWNiRZ calculation 2026: costs PLN 11,400/ha, income PLN 12k in the seed model, conservatively PLN 5–6k. Oilseed rape according to ODR: PLN 0.4–3.8k/ha, wheat around zero. Condition: a buyer and a harvest.Read →
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