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Full canopy recovery is unlikely for severely stressed sugar beet crops, even after rain, but protecting against late-season diseases should be worthwhile, growers heard at a British Beet Research Organisation BeetField day in Norfolk

With reports of the extended heatwave and drought severely affecting arable crops, one horticultural crop could have benefited from this testing season

After launching its flagship de-risking partnership in 2024, Frontier Agriculture has launched a second initiative to provide growers with more freedom while still providing financial protection

Our latest arable podcast looks at Ben Adam's latest trial testing relay cropping

Summer heatwaves might be bad for yields of traditional crops, but could they open the door for chickpeas?

A visit to the local Zoo prompts Ashleigh Ellwood to question simplistic ‘eat more plants’ messaging, arguing sustainability is far more complicated than choosing plants over meat

A new aphid management tool aims to strengthen integrated pest management by encouraging beneficial insects

As more growers integrate Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) actions into arable rotations, there is increasingly a need to consider unintended agronomic consequences

After the second exceptionally dry season in a row, patience and carefully targeted cultivations will be essential to establish crops successfully this autumn

A trip out to the local livestock market became a full family event for FGs Ash Ellwood