15th April 2026
Crop Production April 2026
The April 2026 edition of Crop Production Magazine includes articles on resistant septoria strains, farm safety and Silsoe closure.
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15th April 2026
The April 2026 edition of Crop Production Magazine includes articles on resistant septoria strains, farm safety and Silsoe closure.
30th March 2026
Increased costs, complexity and market risk combine to deliver a triple treat for UK potato growers. CPM weighs up current industry concerns.
30th March 2026
JCB recently unveiled the newest addition to its Fastrac fleet – the 6000 Series – said to take productivity to the next level. CPM takes a closer look at the new design.
30th March 2026
Moving from traditional plough-based crop establishment to direct drilling has brought major agronomic and economic benefits to a North Buckinghamshire business. CPM finds out more...
27th March 2026
From battling falling wheat prices to pioneering no-till farming and crop rotations, Agventure’s farmer-led co-operative is finding a way through economic uncertainty. CPM reports from Kenya.
27th March 2026
As spray windows tighten and margins narrow, growers are being asked to balance chemistry, cost and climate risk with ever greater precision. CPM explores how data, robotics and intelligent systems could redefine weed and disease…
27th March 2026
With maize margins attracting attention and AD demand strengthening, CPM explores how soil structure, drilling conditions and early nutrition are proving decisive in converting potential into profit.
27th March 2026
From feed formulation to field management, pulses are gaining new momentum as part of climate-smart farming systems. But can the industry convert scientific progress into lasting market confidence? CPM finds out.
27th March 2026
In the wake of significant resistance concerns, growers are urged to revisit glyphosate stewardship guidelines to ensure the herbicide has a long-term, sustainable future. CPM explores the factors involved in maximising glyphosate’s performance.
25th March 2026
While this season’s winter wheat crops are packed with potential, left unchecked, weeds have the potential to reduce profitability at harvest. CPM finds out if there’s still time to gain control.
25th March 2026
According to the Met Office, 2026 has seen parts of the UK endure the wettest start to a year on record. With concerns regarding nutrient losses increasing, growers are urged to prioritise sulphur as evidence…
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