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A familiar active to sugar beet growers for decades, ethofumesate is now a similarly cost-effective active for wheat growers

Daisy Readman, 20 from North Shropshire, is studying Agriculture with Crop Production Science at Harper Adams University

Following numerous reports of caterpillar activity in maize crops across the country in recent weeks, agronomists are advising growers to remain vigilant and ensure they correctly identify species

CAAV's Jeremy Moody warns SPS could lead Government to outsource farming policy

Delegates at Groundswell heard about the current resistance issues within plant protection products with an unclear future path besides responsible use

Fears growing as temperatures near 40 degrees in Kent and first hosepipe ban is issued

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

Surveys reveal widespread septoria and early yellow rust across UK wheat, signalling disease pressure and need for robust T1 strategies

With sugar beet drilling approaching, a visit to BeetTech26 provided an opportunity to catch up with practical advice for the new season and gain an insight into technology advances in sugar beet

Beet moth has moved rapidly up the risk agenda for sugar beet growers following widespread and economically damaging infestations during the 2025 season