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Cereals & Oilseeds
12 November 2025
Join us to discover how resilience in people creates resilience in business. Our guest speaker, Nollaig Heffernan, Independent Management Consultant, will explore how managing expectations is key to building a resilient mindset. By understanding how we respond under stress and learning to engage the rational brain rather than relying on instinctive reactions, businesses can better prepare for success and sustainability.
9 December 2025
Join us for detailed discussion on Risk Management
11 December 2025
Join AHDB and Altcar Moss Monitor Farm hosts Simon, Lisa and Cameron Edwards as we return this winter for an engaging and insightful event focused on Precision Farming
20 October 2025
Ellie Dearlove considers why some major crop pests were slow to get going this autumn.
8 January 2026
Join us at Gileston Farms for our first Monitor Farming Network meeting in Wales, looking at cover crops and a SFS update.
27 November 2025
This winter, we’re uniting experts from across the industry to deliver the latest thinking on tackling pest, weed and disease resistance.
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12 November 2025
AHDB and Newcastle University Farm for the first instalment of our Farm Network event series this winter
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3 December 2025
Hear the latest from Norwich Monitor Farmer Michael Balls, gain expert agronomy insights, and see how soil health assessments translate into real farm decisions.
25 November 2025
Step into the future of farming - join us for a day exploring cutting-edge automation, real-world tech demonstrations and practical business strategies that could reshape how your farm operates and performs.
10 December 2025
Discover what this year’s micronutrient trials are revealing and how the right products can support stronger, more resilient crops.
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18 November 2025
Now that the grain is in the shed, and the crops are in the ground, how do the markets lie ahead?
20 November 2025
Now that the grain is in the shed, and the crops are in the ground, how do the markets lie ahead?