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CPM Magazine
21st October 2024
What separates a job from a career? While a job pays the bills, careers are built over years, with learning and craftsmanship poured into them. As Amazone’s Simon Brown retires, CPM finds out what’s shaped…
20th October 2024
Unlike Roland Rat, Mickey Mouse or Jiminy Cricket, most rodents and insects are an unwelcome sight in grain stores, leading to a multitude of issues including grain being rejected. CPM investigates what can be done…
19th October 2024
Following wash-out conditions during the past year, early-season sulphur applications could do much to boost crop establishment this autumn and create the foundation for optimising nitrogen utilisation next spring. CPM finds out why sulphur management…
18th October 2024
While grain crops remain the backbone of UK arable production, wholecrop cereals can play a key role in rotations with rising demand underpinning a range of new marketing opportunities. CPM takes a look at the…
17th October 2024
Firstly a few positives – for one, our late-drilled spring cereals were just about worth sowing; not anything like as good as the earlier planted crops, but I didn’t expect they would be. However, the rent…
16th October 2024
Sustainability was the key discussion point at the new Potato Days UK event held at Dyson Farming in Lincolnshire. CPM joined delegates to find out more.
15th October 2024
A 50-year legacy is certainly something to write home about, and as Claas’ Jaguar celebrates this particular milestone, CPM speaks to one farmer who’s been loyal to this machine for almost three decades.
14th October 2024
From minimised compaction to the ability to travel on wet ground earlier than their tyre counterparts, tracked tractors offer their own benefits. But as they’re usually fitted to only the most powerful machines, do they…
13th October 2024
Could recording the sound of biodiversity below ground be used by farmers as an indicator of soil health status? CPM investigates an Innovate UK-funded project which aims to apply the principles of ecoacoustics to what’s…
12th October 2024
The reversion back to more traditional methods of farming during recent years has seen livestock find favour on arable farms again. CPM speaks to one grower who’s ahead of the curve.
11th October 2024
Ensuring SFI actions are used appropriately to not only meet the requirements of the scheme, but deliver tangible gains for individual farming businesses too, was the theme of a recent open day. CPM joined the…
