Content related to the topic: crops-grassland

23 January 2026

Light leaf spot risk highest in central Britain

Light leaf spot is one of the most important foliar diseases of oilseed rape.

23 January 2026

Wheat bulb fly pressure ‘very high’ at some monitoring sites

Wheat bulb fly egg counts are generally low but the trend has been bucked at some monitoring sites

23 January 2026

Phoma treatment thresholds reached for some oilseed rape crops

Some OSR may already have 10% of the crop affected by phoma, according to the leaf spot forecast for the disease.

23 January 2026

P-owered up for RB209

The 2020 revision of the AHDB Nutrient management guide (RB209) will feature the first major changes to phosphorus (P) guidance in nearly four decades.

27 April 2026

Cereal aphids: most do not carry BYDV

The vast majority of aphids tested do not carry BYDV

16 April 2026

How to estimate feedstock quality

Now is the time to assess forage quality to establish the requirements for purchased feed.

5 June 2026

AHDB podcasts

The AG Show is AHDB’s go-to weekly podcast for anyone involved with farming in the UK.

19 November 2019

Nitrogen efficiency in rotational grazing systems

This section of our rotational grazing series for beef production will help you tailor nitrogen application to your desired level of grassland production,

10 October 2025

Feed budget and rotation plan for cattle

This section of our rotational grazing series for beef production will assist you in calculating a feed budget to meet stock requirements.

10 October 2025

How to develop a rotational grazing plan for cows and calves

Your grazing plan will change and adapt depending on the circumstances. Read how to tailor yours to maximise the performance of your herd off grass.

10 October 2025

Grazing cover targets for rotational grazing cattle

In this section of the rotational grazing system series for beef production we look at pre and post-grazing cover targets

10 October 2025

Planning spring rotational grazing for cattle

Grazed grass is the highest quality feed on farm in spring. Read this section for guidance on how to achieve optimum utilisation.