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Simon Nelson advises farmers on a wide range of arable and forage crops across Cumbria and into south-west Scotland

You can't beat the sight of a classic tractor run weaving through the countryside, but I think it's what the gatherings do for the community that is the real message

From patented hydroponics to energy recycling and biological pest control, British tomato growers are combining innovation and sustainability to secure the future of home-grown produce in a challenging market

Ash Ellwood considers one of her key takeaways from day one of The Cereals Event

As more arable businesses explore integrating livestock, the new Livestock Zone will showcase practical solutions, innovative technologies, and low-input livestock systems designed to make the transition easier and more profitable

As uncertainty surrounds glyphosate's future as a pre-harvest desiccant, growers are weighing its value against mounting pressure to reduce reliance and build more resilient farming systems

From yellow rust to drought risk, agronomists across the UK report strong crop potential, but final yields now depend on conditions through grain fill

With The Cereals Event starting in two days, we take a look into what exhibitors are offering at this year's show

Jamie Burrows, NFU Combinable Crops Board Chair, shares his latest Talking Policy column delving into recent Governmental developments

From emerging rust threats to the role of foliar nitrogen and micronutrients, crop specialists outline the key considerations for helping wheat finish the season strongly