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CPM Magazine
23rd February 2026
From understanding how much nitrogen a cover crop might release to hearing how technology and research could improve potato growing, CUPGRA’s annual conference delivered some valuable insights. CPM attended the event to understand more.
23rd February 2026
Adding a mounted tine model to form a fleet of four drills has extended the crop establishment choices open to one Suffolk farm, helping to match workload and conditions. CPM finds out how this stacks…
23rd February 2026
Cultivation decisions are often treated as a machinery choice, but their impact runs far deeper. CPM explores how one farm’s shift in soil and cropping management has changed what steel is asked to do –…
23rd February 2026
A new study has found that beaver-created wetlands are home to more pollinators than human-created equivalents, and as work continues to boost beaver populations, landowners are being urged to embrace the semiaquatic rodent. CPM finds…
23rd February 2026
Bringing different elements of the supply chain together to drive sustainability and reward growers for their efforts is starting to gain traction, with pilot initiatives designed to achieve a new level of co-operation from food…
23rd February 2026
Balancing the economics in arable farming can prove challenging, but Ceres Research’s agristrategy conference provided some pointers on what to focus on to help drive improved returns. CPM reports from the event.
23rd February 2026
Maize was subjected to drought and an exceptionally early harvest for many UK growers in 2025. However, in the Scottish Borders and south Wales in particular, the optimum combination of adequate soil moisture and warm…
23rd February 2026
UK soils are at risk of increasing deterioration due to higher winter rainfall and more frequent storms. CPM speaks to the experts, to hear their advice on treading carefully when it comes to spring cropping…
23rd February 2026
Increased plantings, renewed processor demand and better spring varieties are reshaping the role of oats in arable rotations. As growers look for flexibility and reliable margins, CPM finds out how agronomy and genetics are helping…
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,…
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