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CPM Magazine
24th May 2026
Now then, if you’ll indulge me, I’m going to scramble onto my soapbox and have my tuppence worth of say on farm safety. For many years I’ve been frustrated by the age old and mostly useless advice given by industry experts of…
24th May 2026
Is arable farming facing a perfect storm? With low commodity prices, high energy, fertiliser and fuel costs on top of ever-increasing machinery costs, surely every farmer is questioning the current system.
24th May 2026
I’ll confess to having had a field or two of crops in the past that have come to very little, to the point you’d have wondered if I’d bothered to actually farm them. But, I’ve…
13th May 2026
With 10 years of experience culminating in 8500 currently registered users and 2M hectares being managed, Omnia is a very different offer compared with when it first launched in 2016. CPM reflects on its evolution…
13th May 2026
Government proposals to tackle fly-tipping fail to hit those responsible where it hurts – in the pocket. CPM reports…
13th May 2026
The loss of mancozeb is impacting potato growers not just because of the active’s role in late blight programmes, but for the added benefit it offered in keeping alternaria at bay. CPM explores what lies…
12th May 2026
Competitive yields, a strong agronomic package plus the bonus of warding off BYDV. CPM takes a look at Guardsman – the specialist feed wheat variety that provides protection without compromise.
12th May 2026
Despite recent dry conditions proving concerning for the harvest potential of crops, growers are being urged to keep calm and carry on. CPM investigates what this could mean for the coming weeks, in particular, disease…
12th May 2026
From scepticism to scrutiny, the biostimulant market has changed markedly over the past 10-15 years. As products and priorities have evolved, growers are increasingly demanding clear evidence, defined roles and measurable returns. CPM finds out…
12th May 2026
The May 2026 edition of Crop Production Magazine includes articles on spring agronomy, biostimulants and alternaria control.
11th May 2026
Maize is having something of a moment right now, with more growers than ever noting its benefits and therefore introducing the crop into UK arable rotations. However, as with any crop, it’s only as productive…
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