Content related to the topic: varieties

Paul Gosling, who leads the RL at AHDB, takes a look at the developing picture.

Some quality characteristics, such as nitrogen concentration, specific weight and screenings, are highly heritable in barley.

Some quality characteristics, such as protein concentration, specific weight, Hagberg Falling Number (HFN), are highly heritable in wheat.

Find out how to join the Recommended Lists (RL) Crop Committee for these crops.

Robert Saville, AHDB Crop Protection Scientist (disease), looks at the main foliar disease in wheat and the latest research results.

Webinar: A research update from Strategic Cereal Farm Scotland

Webinar: Meet new Strategic Cereal South Farm host, David Miller

Get your inputs, land, cereal crops and biodiversity to work harder for you - join our summer series of interactive workshops

To reduce the intensity of fungicide programmes, take advantage of varietal disease resistance.

With varietal resistance and chemical options limited, adequate reduction of disease requires the use of cultural control.

How the industry has adapted to the evolving wheat yellow rust threat.

The UK Cereal Pathogen Virulence Survey (UKCPVS) continues to detect pathogen isolates associated with unique crop disease patterns.