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BASIS has launched a new national database ofspecialistadvisers qualified to provide environmental adviceto farmers, to ensuretheyreceive quality assured up-to-date advice from trained individuals.

NFU Scotland have described the announcement the number of temporary migrant workers would be ‘tapered down’ from 2023 as ‘deeply disappointing news’

NFU Scotland have described the announcement the number of temporary migrant workers would be tapered down from 2023 as deeply disappointing news

As 2021 draws to an end, Hannah Binns takes a look back at key industry and political developments which made the farming headlines this year.

The UK Cereal Pathogen Virulence Survey (UKCPVS) has released its annual update on the varietal resistance of young winter wheat plants to yellow rust.

Currently, for a mainstream arable farmer the most important tools are a calculator, plenty of pens and paper, and for many like me, copious amounts of coffee.

A variety of the fungus that causes phoma on oilseed rape and other brassicas has been discovered in Europe for the first time, at sites in southern England and Northern Ireland.

NFU Sugar has warned the extension of a tariff-free quota for sugar cane imports could lead to a permanent decline in the UK industry

Oilseed rape crops are well set for winter, according to the findings of a recent survey.

UK-US AgTech company Phytoform has landed a $5.7 million (£4.3m) investment led by Eniac Ventures to develop new climate resilient crops.Ìý