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Well, it’s certainly been a wet winter for most growers. In fact, the UK has experienced its 11th wettest winter since records began in 1836.

Date: 01/05/2018
Location: Mill Farm, Maidwell
Show Notes: What a difference a few months can make! The first episode was recorded in...

After several weeks of dry and warm weather, pests such as grain aphids and mealy cabbage aphids are building in numbers and posing a significant...

With spring now very much in evidence and temperatures on the rise, cereal crops are progressing at speed through their growth stages. The race is...

With the arable harvest underway – in between the showers, downpours, and thunderstorms – our regional agronomy team share their thoughts for the...

For those oilseed rape crops that have established well and are developing nicely, an early post-emergence herbicide treatment will help to...

With the welcome arrival of some much-needed rain in the last couple of weeks, the threat of slug attacks on newly emerging crops is significantly...

A year is a long time in arable farming, but we seem to be light years away from where we were this time last year when deluge after deluge not...

There’s no getting away from the fact that the wet winter, soggy spring and unsettled summer conditions have allowed slug populations to boom in...

Growers should protect spring sown cereals by adopting alternative herbicides instead of relying on any one single mode of action. That is the...

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