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11 April 2024
Learn about the fungicide resistance status of cereal diseases and how resistance can be managed.
8 May 2019
The Environment Agency has downgraded irrigation prospects for the 2019 season what can growers do now?
8 February 2024
Our analysts look at how the cereals market is expected to perform, using the latest available data
26 April 2019
No significant economic benefit from increasing azole or SDHI dose, above current farm practice, was found in a recent analysis of AHDB fungicide performance data by ADAS.
12 April 2019
Understand how different Brexit scenarios could affect your farm business incomes
28 May 2019
The Strategic Farm East Open Day will provide an update on the latest trials and demonstrations at Lodge Farm
7 December 2023
Cereals is the UK’s technical event for the arable industry - hear from key opinion leaders, and find the best arable products and services to help grow their businesses.
5 December 2018
The management of fungicide resistance in wheat and barley pathogens is the focus of two new publications.
2 October 2018
Grass and herbal leys farm network releases first findings
19 September 2018
Feed is a vitally important input to livestock production systems. It makes up the majority of variable costs and contributes to determining how well animals perform and the profitability of the system. This guide covers a range of feeds (excluding forages) that are suitable for beef and sheep rations
19 September 2018
This directory considers the options for growing forages on sheep and beef farms to help reduce reliance on purchased feeds. It can be used alongside the BRP Mini Feeds Directory which contains information about home-grown feeds such as grains and roots, as well as purchased feed options like co-products
1 November 2022
Following on from ‘Brexit Scenarios – an impact assessment’, which focused on how Brexit could impact farmers’ profit levels, we now turn to potential implications post-farmgate.