28th May 2025
Late April-drilled wheat defies odds
Despite being a highly bold and risky move, drilling Blackstone in late April 2024 delivered the goods for Stranraer-based grower, Jamie Kyle
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28th May 2025
KWS Vibe holds its own on farm during challenging season
Farms director at Heathcote Farms in Bedfordshire, Andrew Robinson, has a close relationship with KWS, overseeing trials at the enterprise’s main site at Toddington for some time. Operating across three main units, there’s a mix…
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28th May 2025
In-season nutrition adjustments key to optimising cereal crop performance
Experts at ADAS say checking and adjusting nutrition strategies throughout the season is vital for good crop performance and efficient input use
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28th May 2025
Taking soils into account
Researchers are suggesting plant breeders and variety certification agencies pay too little attention to soil conditions, potentially resulting in varieties which may not be fit for purpose. CPM puts their case to the UK seed…
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28th May 2025
Adapting to the challenge
The newest variety from Limagrain, LG Adapt, offers improved potential across the board with a high gross output and all-round agronomics. CPM explores how this variety could help growers to adapt to the challenges with…
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28th May 2025
A close relationship between biomass and CSFB damage
Despite the range of variety traits available to oilseed rape growers, the most desired attribute remains vigour, say agronomists.
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28th May 2025
A disease explosion is only a rain shower away
With minds on T2s, most crops look reasonably clean and strong but a disease explosion is only a rain shower away, warn experts
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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.