28th May 2025
Stepping up disease control
Trials suggest the formulation behind RevyPro is enabling an enhanced performance for the product’s two actives, offering growers more than the sum of its parts
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28th May 2025
Yellow rust hits resistant wheat
This spring is turning out to be anything but typical, suggests Niab
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28th May 2025
Relying on colour sorting won’t solve the ergot alkaloid risk in grain
Why it’s critical to avoid relying on colour sorting to fix the ergot problem
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27th May 2025
A new vibe
A new milling wheat variety has entered the Recommended List, offering high treated and untreated yields alongside all-round high quality attributes and agronomics. CPM investigates if this new vibe could reinvigorate Group 1.
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27th May 2025
A green boost for modern farming?
CPM takes a closer look at why biostimulants could be the environmentally-friendly solution growers have been waiting for – and how they fit into a modern, integrated crop management strategy.
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27th May 2025
Fixing nitrogen inside cells
A flagship technology based on a unique strain of nitrogen-fixing bacteria is gaining traction thanks to its consistent performance in on-farm trials, offering growers an alternative, sustainable approach to crop fertilisation. CPM investigates the science…
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26th May 2025
A yellow light at the end of the break crop tunnel?
Although the UK’s oilseed rape area is at an all-time low, this year’s crop appears to want to prove the naysayers wrong. CPM speaks to those who still believe in its potential to see if…
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23rd May 2025
Preserving crop potential
While the kinder spring has been a blessing in many cases, autumn-sown crops aren’t home and dry just yet. With cereals showing promise, preserving their potential is now the name of the game. CPM explores…
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21st May 2025
Nature Natters: Crops – whatever the weather
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21st May 2025
Talking Taties: Down memory lane
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21st May 2025
Smith’s Soapbox: Owls of delight