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Cereals & Oilseeds
27 September 2024
Defra reports the largest uncropped arable area in England since 2003; AHDB confirms harvest 2024 is in its closing stages.
14 October 2024
As we approach the first budget of the newly elected government, we examine how farming costs have changed in line with inflation and what this means for the agricultural budget in real terms going forward.
26 September 2024
Earlier today, the final balance sheets for the 2023/24 season were published. The final balance sheets take into account full season official statistics.
25 September 2024
While still much lower than earlier in the year, oil prices have climbed significantly in the past two weeks, with nearby Brent crude oil futures rising by 9% during this period.
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13 November 2024
Join us for a soil assessment and sustainable soil management workshop with David Purdy.
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11 November 2024
Join us for a deep dive into nitrate vulnerable zones (NVZ) with Tony Lathwood (ADAS).
20 November 2024
The first of our Pilton Monitor Farm winter meetings will see an update from Neil and Mike on recent (significant) wider farm developments and general autumn arable progress.
14 November 2024
Join us on farm with Chris Greenaway to look at the current SFI choices and discuss deciding between traditional break crops and SFI options.
10 December 2024
Join us on farm with David Purdy to discuss strategies for the early establishment of first wheat crops and cultivation techniques for enhanced soil health.
26 November 2024
Cheltenham Monitor Farm: A drain on resources? Managing moisture on heavy, tight and retentive soils
The first of our final winter series at Boddington Estates will see an update from Andrew on harvest 24 and progress with the autumn workload.
18 November 2024
Taking inspiration and lessons learned from 25 years of low-input farming systems from around the world with Frédéric Thomas.
23 January 2025
Are you an arable farmer, advisor, or agronomist? If you have anything to do with growing arable crops in Scotland then you can't afford to miss this year's Agronomy Roadshow.