Content related to the topic: pests

30 October 2026

Recent data suggests higher proportions of aphid populations are carrying BYDV

Higher-than-average BYDV levels found in autumn aphid populations, highlighting the importance of assessing crop risk this season.

6 November 2026

Bioinsecticide product types and key considerations

Discover the main bioinsecticide groups and why products require careful integration in crop protection programmes.

6 November 2026

Biopesticide regulation and performance for cereals and oilseeds

Learn how biopesticides are regulated and how they require careful management.

6 January 2027

North East Farm Network: Research in practice 2027

Join us and Newcastle University Farms to explore current arable research and see how emerging evidence could help inform practical on-farm decisions.

9 December 2026

AHDB Agronomy Conference 2026

Join us for the 20th AHDB Agronomy Conference for our evidence-based research insights that can inform on-farm decision making.

1 October 2026

OSR CSFB establishment tip: Optimise autumn nutrition

Learn how to use nutrients to increase crop tolerance to pest attack.

1 October 2026

OSR CSFB establishment tip: Tillage techniques

Find out how tillage techniques impact CSFB populations.

25 September 2026

OSR CSFB establishment tip: Variety vigour and seed quality

Find out how quality seed and a vigorous variety can keep your crop ahead of pest damage.

9 September 2026

CSFB management tip: Cultivate OSR stubble

Find out how cultivating oilseed rape stubble can destroy soil-dwelling beetle pupae.

24 November 2026

East Yorkshire Farm Network: Putting IPM into practice

Join us at Bishop Burton College for an interactive event exploring how integrated pest management (IPM) can support resilient and profitable crop production.

2 November 2026

Innovation sites

Innovation sites are farmer-led, on-farm projects that test ideas and solutions to real farming challenges.

2 September 2026

New BYDV tool for aphid management

Discover how the new tool is more powerful than the T-sum tool.