30th April 2026
Beet your best with virus yellows
A moderately high virus yellows forecast suggests careful use of foliar insecticides will be required this spring. CPM finds out their key characteristics.
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30th April 2026
Battling blight with novel approaches
Trials are taking place to investigate alternative approaches to blight control, including the value that innovative options could bring to wider management programmes. CPM collates some of the findings.
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30th April 2026
Forager features to master maize
Distinct design characteristics can make a significant difference to the performance of a forage harvester in maize crops, suggests New Holland. CPM delves into the detail of the firm’s latest FR Forage Cruiser models to…
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29th April 2026
Rethinking the fill point
Handling crop protection products has long remained one of the least mechanised parts of the spraying process. But as closed transfer systems begin to move from concept to commercial reality, attention is turning to what…
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29th April 2026
Why farming must rethink its most valuable asset
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29th April 2026
A drone’s eye view on weed detection
A high-resolution drone-powered weed mapping solution is about to wing its way to the UK, to help ensure in-field herbicide use is truly on-target. CPM speaks to the developers behind Sam-Cam AI.
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27th April 2026
Four pillar approach to farming without support
Coping with the current difficult economic environment requires clarity of thinking within the business, as discussed at the recent BASE-UK conference. CPM joined delegates to share the findings.
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27th April 2026
How French innovation is set to drive UK production
Limagrain may be a global player, but its roots remain firmly in the fields of central France. CPM visited the co-operative’s headquarters and research platforms in Limagne to explore how investment in genetics is being…
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24th April 2026
Breeding for balance – the future of RAGT
Having recently acquired the Deleplanque Group, including Strube and Van Waveren entities, plus Syngenta’s malting barley seeds business, what does this mean for RAGT’s strategic direction? CPM finds out what the future holds for the…
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24th April 2026
Shining a light on precision
Tackling light leaf spot in oilseed rape could soon be a problem of the past thanks to the application of precision breeding techniques. CPM investigates LLS-Erased, the project behind innovative work driving to find a…
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24th April 2026
Turning efficiency into yield in OSR
With fertiliser prices keeping pressure firmly on input decisions, attention is turning to how oilseed rape uses nitrogen – not just how much is applied. As crops move towards flowering, CPM explores how growers can…
