30th June 2025
How BIPO’s RAC+ works
The collection mechanism has changed for the better, believes BIPO
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30th June 2025
New OSR Varieties Bring Vigour and Resilience Despite Falling Acreage
Despite a decline in OSR hectarage, plant breeders haven’t stalled when it comes to delivering innovation
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30th June 2025
Mycotoxin rainfall risk tool
The AHDB tool has been activated for another season
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30th June 2025
Taking full control of crop trials
A new state-of-the-art glasshouse facility has been opened at Agrii’s Throws Farm Technology Centre in Essex to help the company fast-track its trials activities and therefore speed up the adoption of alternative crop inputs. CPM…
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30th June 2025
De-risking the riskiest crop on farm
Rather than focusing on factors which can’t be controlled, what can growers do to proactively de-risk oilseed rape and up their chances of success at harvest? From establishment schemes to varietal choice, CPM explores the…
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30th June 2025
Solutions heading in-field soon
A fungicide active ingredient has recently been classified as having a unique mode of action in cereal crops, thus offering a potential boost for managing resistance concerns. CPM investigates this and some of the other…
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27th June 2025
Talking Taties: Chalk and cheese
Contrasting years don’t vary much more than 2024 and 2025. We finished planting this year’s crop more than a month earlier than last year and are currently at a point where all pre emergence herbicides are…
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27th June 2025
Nature Natters: Variety is the spice of life
As always, time is flying by and somehow it’s event season again. This is our chance to study crop variety trials at the various shows and open days, and explore the latest options entering the…
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26th June 2025
Smith’s Soapbox: Seedy speed dating
Visiting Cereals 2025 in Lincolnshire found me in a nostalgic mood – it’s a sobering thought that in 2029 the event will be fifty years old. That’s presuming its appearance on Clarkson’s Diddly Squat Farm…
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26th June 2025
Last Word: Love thy nature
There’s no beating around the ethical bush this month – how people treat animals says a lot about who they are as an individual, don’t you think?
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19th June 2025
Balancing sugar beet and soil health
As knowledge of how to manage soils improves at a rapid pace, growers are adjusting their approach to sugar beet in a quest to offset sustainability concerns regarding the crop. CPM hosts this month’s Common…