
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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26th June 2025
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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I don’t usually profess to have an opinion regarding political issues, but the government’s recent announcement – well, blog – regarding SFI has caused even me to shift in my seat.
20th April 2025
Is it possible to grow a commercially-viable crop of typha on re-wetted agricultural peat that not only makes sense financially and reduces greenhouse gas emissions, but also helps address the sustainability credentials of the fashion…
19th April 2025
Much of what maximises the potential of maize occurs in the spring, with the emphasis being on getting the crop off to the best start. CPM takes a look at the role of nutrition and…
18th April 2025
With growers pinning hopes on plant breeders finding a solution to control cabbage stem flea beetle, could the answer lie in stacking characteristics which create an overall resilience to the pest? CPM investigates the latest…
17th April 2025
Efficacy, usability and regulatory constraints may have hindered more widespread adoption of biological products. CPM looks at how these barriers could be overcome, including innovative approaches to formulation.
16th April 2025
What actions are growers taking to tackle the ever looming threat of disease and therefore mitigate some of the risk factors involved in managing winter wheat crops? CPM poses the question for this month’s Real…
16th April 2025
As growers face the final months of use-up for stalwart fungicide mancozeb, devising a robust late blight programme is about to become even trickier. CPM learns how early use of a dual-active product could help…
15th April 2025
By identifying key stress points and applying appropriate interventions at the correct time, UK farmers could have the opportunity to improve the consistency and profitability of home-grown protein crops. CPM explores some of the products…