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CPM Magazine
23rd April 2026
Just as spring comes along and work starts in earnest, another global event challenges farming. As war spills over into more countries, key trade routes are being held to ransom and our input costs have…
23rd April 2026
It’s a well-worn observation that you don’t appreciate things until you don’t have them. When it comes to global food supplies, that’s most certainly true of fertiliser at the moment.
15th April 2026
Shaped by industry feedback with the goal of improving the balance between profitable farming and environmental outcomes, SFI is making its promised and much-awaited comeback. CPM explores what the update means in simple terms.
15th April 2026
Farm safety is often talked about in terms of statistics, compliance and risk assessments. But behind every incident is a life changed in an instant – and the everyday decisions that might have prevented it.…
15th April 2026
High YEN performance is rarely about a single decision, but a system that delivers year after year. In a drought-hit season, one Oxfordshire grower showed how variety, biomass and rooting combined to exceed potential, CPM…
15th April 2026
As expectations on spray performance increase, attention is shifting from what goes in the tank to how well it actually works. CPM explores why adjuvants could be an overlooked opportunity and the agronomic benefits they…
15th April 2026
With early drilling and prolonged wet conditions meaning the risk of septoria is high this season, can growers successfully combat the disease while managing increasing resistance concerns and their business balance sheets? CPM weighs up…
15th April 2026
The April 2026 edition of Crop Production Magazine includes articles on resistant septoria strains, farm safety and Silsoe closure.
30th March 2026
Increased costs, complexity and market risk combine to deliver a triple treat for UK potato growers. CPM weighs up current industry concerns.
30th March 2026
JCB recently unveiled the newest addition to its Fastrac fleet – the 6000 Series – said to take productivity to the next level. CPM takes a closer look at the new design.
30th March 2026
Moving from traditional plough-based crop establishment to direct drilling has brought major agronomic and economic benefits to a North Buckinghamshire business. CPM finds out more...
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