14th October 2026
The icon of farm machinery
In terms of kit on the farm, the tractor is undoubtedly the iconic daddy of big kids’ toys. CPM collates some of the latest updates that’ll be ready to play soon.
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14th October 2026
Re-thinking mollusc management
After a prolonged dry spring and summer, moisture has finally arrived which means in terms of slugs, the pest is resurfacing from its depths ready to pounce on newly emerging crops. CPM takes a look…
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14th October 2026
A modern mix
Integrating livestock, lowering inputs and building healthier soils are helping to reshape the farming system at one Gloucestershire estate – with collaboration proving an important part of the equation. CPM finds out more.
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14th October 2026
Ensuring fauna flourish
Data from a long-term tillage and traffic research project confirms that leaving the soil undisturbed gives the greatest soil health benefits. CPM talks to the researcher who’s painstakingly monitored soil fauna and carbon levels during…
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14th October 2026
Little wins for weed control
Both short- and long-term wins are on the horizon for growers with grassweed problems, providing the fundamentals of resistance management are adhered to. CPM shares the news.
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14th October 2026
Taking maize applications to new heights
Once maize reaches full height, getting back into the crop with conventional machinery becomes increasingly difficult. But could drones provide a means of extending the application window, while opening the door to entirely new agronomic…
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13th October 2026
Crop Production October 2026
The October 2026 edition of Crop Production Magazine features articles on cereal crop management, mixed farming and drone use.
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7th October 2026
Making every glyphosate spray count
Standing in a recently cultivated field at Midloe Grange Farm in Cambridgeshire, blackgrass initially looks relatively insignificant. However, look a little closer, and considerably more plants begin to appear. This is a useful illustration of…
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16th September 2026
Last Word: Holding on for tomorrow
Life is difficult for me at the moment, is it hard for you? As an industry, the past few years have been a relentless grind with little reprieve and it’s affecting everyone, even this magazine.…
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16th September 2026
Talking Taties: The end for sugar beet
Knowing where to start with the positives of the 2026 summer beyond an easy harvest isn’t particularly easy; the payback time for my dryer upgrade in 2025 has certainly extended.
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16th September 2026
Nature Natters: To weed or not to weed?
Is it time to take a fresh look at the plants we normally call ‘weeds’? Technically, a ‘weed’ is any plant growing in a location where it isn’t wanted by humans. There’s no botanical classification for…
