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12th March 2026
As generic crop protection products steadily enter the UK market, offering growers a cheaper alternative to their branded counterparts, are they really as cost-effective as they first appear? CPM investigates why an active ingredient can…
12th March 2026
An independent pilot is taking place to help growers identify the value that different biofungicide products can add to winter wheat disease management programmes. CPM shares the details…
12th March 2026
Established research suggests T1 and T2 deliver the greatest return on investment, but with innovative chemistry on the market plus shifts in certain disease pressures, is this still valid? CPM looks at the value of…
10th March 2026
With the weather finally beginning to turn after weeks of inclement conditions, the joy of spring seems to be tantalisingly close. Still, experts reiterate that growers could be in for a disease heavy season. CPM…
23rd February 2026
With oilseed rape creeping back into rotations, plus the ever-looming threat of wash-out UK weather conditions, slugs could soon slime their way into proliferation across many farms. However, there’s a new molluscicide in the toolbox…
23rd February 2026
Although early drilled crops often mean a compromise on grassweed control, it seems in most cases, pre-em herbicide programmes have delivered the goods. But as those residuals begin to run out of steam, CPM asks,…
23rd February 2026
Phosphate is fundamental to crop performance, yet the majority of it never reaches the plant. Why does so much become locked up, and what can growers do about it? CPM finds out more.
9th February 2026
Long-established behind the scenes, Rainbow Agro is now stepping into the spotlight in the UK and Ireland. With manufacturing, regulation and local support at its core, CPM explores what the business really offers British growers.
9th February 2026
Innovation doesn’t have to mean new product introductions alone, it can also be taking a renewed approach to existing solutions or methodologies. CPM looks at how one agronomy company is combining new with old to…
9th February 2026
Historically, it’s been perceived that T0 offers the smallest yield contribution of all the fungicide timings, but could new rust strains and lush crops change the balance this season? CPM opens up the discussion.
14th December 2025
A unique bacillus-based seed treatment promises to help improve the establishment and early development of spring cereals. CPM investigates the benefits of new innovation, Surge.
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