Content related to the topic: rotation

19 August 2026

Finger on the pulse: The truth about peas, beans and other legumes

We answer some common pulse-related questions posted to the AHDB Letterbox.

4 November 2026

Rotations beyond cover crops

What makes a profitable rotation? Following the excellent discussions during our November 2026 Cover Crops meeting at The Arbroath Golf club, we are inviting you to the next stage of the conversation.

17 June 2026

Could outdoor pigs play a role in regenerative arable systems?

Arable businesses attending Groundswell this year will have the opportunity to explore whether outdoor pigs could offer a viable addition to regenerative farming systems.

27 April 2026

Why are high doses bad news for fungicide resistance?

Ellie Dearlove explains why the best dose to counter pesticide resistance depends on whether the target is a weed, a pest or a disease.

5 March 2026

Somerset: More from less – making the most of your soils

A practical on farm event digging deep into soil biology

3 March 2026

Cornwall: More from less - making the most of your soils

Join Terrafarmer and renowned Cornish butcher, James Kittow for a practical on farm event digging deep into soil biology.

12 February 2026

Grazing for growth: sheep and arable working together

A farmer-focused event show casing how integrating sheep into arable rotations can boost soil health, improve crop performance, and support ewe nutrition over winter.

29 August 2025

Wheat bulb fly risk and how to manage it

Wheat bulb fly can exploit bare ground after harvest. Ellie Dearlove examines the potential impact on pest risk this year and an integrated pest management approach to help mitigate it.

25 June 2025

Forage systems

Read our hands-on guidance to help livestock farmers tackle the challenges of dry conditions.

12 October 2026

AHDB Agronomy Conference and Agronomists' Induction events

Find out how we deliver AHDB agronomy information

14 August 2026

Strategic Cereal Farms

Our Strategic Cereal Farms put cutting-edge research and innovation into practice on commercial farms around the UK.

3 September 2020

Green manures – implications of economic and environmental benefits on rotational management

Green manures, also referred to as fertility building crops, may broadly be defined as crops grown for the benefit of the soil. This factsheet aims to help growers appreciate the financial implications of their use and the potential for computer models to help integrate them effectively into rotations.