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CPM Magazine
27th August 2026
Our irrigators have tested my patience this time, enough to force a rethink about how we do things here. We’ve adapted over time and will continue to do so, but growing root crops without water looks increasingly unviable, so we’ll have a review…
27th August 2026
With this month’s issue focusing on soils, I thought I’d reflect on my own farm’s journey. Papley Grove has seen some changes during the past few decades, and I’ve done a lot of learning, made a lot of mistakes, but overall, I’ve improved the health of my land and the farm bank…
27th August 2026
It’s said the reason us British are obsessed with the weather is because it’s unpredictable and in a state of constant change, hence it’s in need of comment. If that’s the case then the ‘groundhog…
25th August 2026
A new beneficial insect attractant is promising to bolster the IPM toolbox to help growers combat aphids and therefore reduce the threat of the viruses they can transmit. CPM learns about Apthena.
21st August 2026
While a dry spring and summer might suggest slugs should be of no concern, experts warn that all it takes is one rain event to change the threat level considerably. CPM reveals why the threat…
20th August 2026
Actioning soil sampling insights, using variable rate nitrogen and considering products that enhance the bigger picture, have the collective potential to improve fertiliser efficiency and in some circumstances, make savings. CPM reveals more…
20th August 2026
A new guide has been launched to help growers improve the efficiency of phosphate fertiliser to not only maximise crop performance, but protect the environment too. CPM takes a look at the science behind P,…
19th August 2026
With potential repercussions of early drilling last autumn raising concerns regarding grassweed control on some farms, how do growers perceive the threat and what have they been doing to keep on top of populations? CPM…
19th August 2026
Reducing soil movement has transformed establishment systems on many farms, but heavy land continues to present unique challenges. CPM explores how research and on-farm experience suggest low disturbance subsoiling can relieve compaction, improve rooting and…
19th August 2026
Baseline soils information collected since the 1970s is for the first time freely available for anyone to use. CPM talks to the custodian of the data to assess its significance.
19th August 2026
Managers of a 2400ha mixed farm have developed an approach that’s boosting soil resilience and stabilising crop yields to help maintain a closed-loop circular production system. CPM learns how improving soil health has kept them…
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