Farm size doesn’t matter after all
The AHDB Monitor Farm in Leicester hosted a meeting in January to explore what makes…
Browsing: Agronomy
Miscanthus provides stable income in uncertain times
Richard McNeil is a Yorkshire farmer who planted Miscanthus as a buffer to the price…
Wanted: Farmers with a passion for soil health
Do you raid your underwear drawer to bury your undies? Does your ability to dig…
Ramularia much easier to spot, thanks to new AHDB guidance
Ramularia symptoms are now much easier to spot and quantify, thanks to new guidance published…
Spring clean for OSR leaves over winter
Oilseed rape crops have, for the most part, come out of the winter remarkably clean…
RAGT targets Scotland’s key spring barley market
Scotland’s cereal sector may be small but it is a key target for plant breeders…
Hard wheats could help maximise Scottish farm incomes
Wheat growers in Scotland targeting the animal feed market should consider switching to new, higher-yielding…
Taking Advantage of the Spring Oat Opportunity
With the right modern agronomy, spring oats offer one of the most attractive cropping options…
Farmers invited to take part in diverse cropping project to increase yields
The Organic Research Centre, a leading independent research charity, is inviting UK farmers to participate…
Increasing soil stability
One Miscanthus crop which has proven to increase soil stability belongs to North Lincolnshire grower,…