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CPM Magazine
31st July 2026
Seed treatments are crucial to early plant growth, but at a time when every input is being scrutinised, are they still worth the money? CPM takes a look the value they’re bringing, including the role…
31st July 2026
With cereal crop margins being increasingly squeezed, experts are urging growers to weigh up the value of herbicides on grassweed control versus the potential yield penalties from cutting back. CPM tackles the conversation as part…
28th July 2026
It may feel as though harvest appeared all of a sudden this year, but according to LimeX’s Glenn Carlisle, gaining extra time between now and autumn drilling is no bad thing.
27th July 2026
As with most industries, names and faces in agriculture come and go, people shift things up, or factors beyond control have an influence. But it’s when someone retires having committed a lifetime to a cause,…
27th July 2026
It hardly seems a fortnight since spring and here we are at the cusp of harvest already, the irrigators are at full chat, the hay is made, sheds washed and kit almost ready.
27th July 2026
As I write amidst the heatwave, the merry-go-round of life and government is spinning ever-faster, and we await to see what comes next as Stephen Morgan steps into the role of Minister of State in…
27th July 2026
It’s a good old farming chestnut to ask arable farmers which they fear the most – a very wet year or a very dry year? The answer is usually subjectively coloured by the flavour of…
27th July 2026
For those with a zero tolerance approach to grassweeds, Fundatis is beginning to find its place in hard-hitting pre-emergence sprays. CPM explores why and where growers are including the herbicide in their weed control programmes.
22nd July 2026
AI-driven wildlife sensors are helping growers to quantify on-farm biodiversity and evidence positive landscape-level changes. CPM learns more about Wilder Sensing.
22nd July 2026
Ten years after the Cherry family introduced the industry to Groundswell, more than 10,000 regen aficionados flocked to Lannock Farm for the annual two-day event. CPM attended a host of sessions to pick over the…
22nd July 2026
New research reveals that variable rate nitrogen applications result in only minor improvements to yield, gross margin, and greenhouse gas emissions, compared with a standard flat rate. CPM investigates what this could mean for growers.
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