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CPM Magazine
16th September 2026
More than 30 years of research and development into how best to quantify the risk of barley yellow dwarf virus has culminated in the launch of a new web-based decision support tool. CPM takes a…
16th September 2026
Cup plant could make for a compelling alternative to maize on light soils or vulnerable sites, but requires more data to secure grower buy-in. CPM reports on the crop’s potential.
16th September 2026
With so much at play when choosing the right break for a cereal-based rotation, where do priorities currently lie and which crops are coming out on top? CPM asks its readers for their thoughts during…
16th September 2026
Having recently gained national recognition for his approach to soil management, Devon mixed farmer Paul Baker is proving that strengthening an arable system doesn’t have to mean spending more. From variety blends and heritage genetics…
16th September 2026
Following the launch of the phosphate stewardship guide and hub, the principles behind the recommendations are already being put into practice at one Hertfordshire mixed farm. CPM learns how P availability has been improved for…
15th September 2026
Despite largely disappointing harvest for many on the back of a prolonged drought, oilseed rape has emerged as a star performer the second season running. CPM speaks to farmers across the UK about harvest results…
15th September 2026
With a label extension creating more flexibility for ethofumesate’s use in winter wheat, the herbicide is proving a valuable mix partner as growers strive to tackle difficult grassweeds. CPM takes a closer look at Xerton.
14th September 2026
With autumn comes an urgency to talk all things grassweed control. CPM reports on some of the latest research and advice to bolster existing knowledge about this pivotal aspect of cereal crop management.
11th September 2026
The September 2026 edition of Crop Production Magazine features articles on weed control, OSR management and minor crops.
1st September 2026
Technology will play a key role in helping Elveden Farms to use water and fertiliser sustainably in the future, as CPM finds on a tour organised by AgriTechE.
1st September 2026
Fast establishment and quick, early growth are critical to maximise sugar beet yields, however the process to produce a perfect seedbed should start in the autumn. CPM digs deep to assess best practice.
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